Contractor Incurred Costs Sample Clauses

Contractor Incurred Costs. To the extent that Contractor incurs any costs in connection with the replacement of Licensor Equipment other than pursuant to the provision in Section 7.1.3, Contractor shall be entitled either (i) to reduce the amount of the Capital Reserve Fund payment required to be made by Contractor to reflect the amount of such costs which are incurred by Contractor, or (ii) to be reimbursed by Licensor for the amount of such costs; provided, however, that such costs have been approved in advance by Licensor, with any such reimbursement to be made to Contractor within thirty (30) days following receipt of an invoice for completed work.
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