Defective Software Clause Samples
The Defective Software clause defines the responsibilities and remedies related to software that fails to meet agreed-upon specifications or contains errors. Typically, this clause outlines the process for reporting defects, the timeframe for the supplier to correct issues, and may specify whether the customer is entitled to a refund, replacement, or additional support. Its core practical function is to protect the customer by ensuring that any software defects are addressed promptly and effectively, thereby minimizing disruption and allocating risk for faulty products.
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Defective Software. The term "Defective Software" shall mean any software that does not meet ISI's specifications and any other specifications set forth in the order.
Defective Software. Should the Business Products fail to meet the warranty set forth above, Licensor will, at its sole option, repair or replace the Business Products such that they conform to their Documentation. In the event such options are not commercially practical, Licensor shall return any Royalty Payment paid for such defective Business Products.
Defective Software. The term "Defective Software" shall mean any software that does not meet third-party's specifications.
Defective Software. Notify us promptly if any Software (Scanner Drivers) we may provide to you becomes defective. Our sole responsibility (if any) in such instances will be to repair or replace the defective Software (Scanner Drivers), but we will only repair or replace it at our cost if you were not responsible for the defect or problem.