Common use of Contributory Negligence Clause in Contracts

Contributory Negligence. In the event of a guarantee or liability claim against PTC any contributory fault of Customer must be taken into account accordingly, particularly in the event of inadequate fault notification or inadequate data securing. It constitutes inadequate data securing if the client, among others, does not, by way of appropriate state of the art security measures, take precautions against external influences, e.g. computer viruses and other phenomena which could put individual data or an entire data stock at risk. Schedule B - Definitions

Contributory Negligence. In the event of a guarantee or liability claim against PTC any contributory fault of Customer must be taken into account accordingly, particularly in the event of inadequate fault notification or inadequate data securing. It constitutes inadequate data securing if the client, among others, does not, by way of appropriate state of the art security measures, take precautions against external influences, e.g. computer viruses and other phenomena which could put individual data or an entire data stock at risk. Schedule B - Definitions

Contributory Negligence. In the event of a guarantee or liability claim against PTC any contributory fault of Customer must be taken into account accordingly, particularly in the event of inadequate fault notification or inadequate data securing. It constitutes inadequate data securing if the client, among others, does not, by way of appropriate state of the art security measures, take precautions against external influences, e.g. computer viruses and other phenomena which could put individual data or an entire data stock at risk. Schedule B - Definitions• Section 10. is hereby amended by adding the following Section 10.10:

Contributory Negligence. In the event of a guarantee or liability claim against PTC any contributory fault of Customer you must be taken into account accordingly, particularly in the event of inadequate fault notification or inadequate data securing. It constitutes inadequate data securing if the client, among others, does not, by way of appropriate state of the art security measures, take precautions against external influences, e.g. computer viruses and other phenomena which could put individual data or an entire data stock at risk. Schedule B - Definitions.

Contributory Negligence. In the event of a guarantee or liability claim against PTC any contributory fault of Customer must be taken into account accordingly, particularly in the event of inadequate fault notification or inadequate data securing. It constitutes inadequate data securing if the client, among others, does not, by way of appropriate state of the art security measures, take precautions against external influences, e.g. computer viruses and other phenomena which could put individual data or an entire data stock at risk. Schedule B - Definitions.