Destructive Elements Clause Samples
The Destructive Elements clause defines the responsibilities and liabilities related to the presence of hazardous or damaging substances, such as asbestos, lead, or mold, within a property or project site. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for identifying, removing, or remediating such elements, and may specify procedures for notification and cost allocation if destructive elements are discovered during a project. Its core practical function is to allocate risk and clarify obligations, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring that health and safety concerns are addressed efficiently.
Destructive Elements your failure to acquire and install any Update or Upgrade to the Software, and/or in respect of the Solution, specified by us from time to time; and
Destructive Elements. Any materials, equipment or data (a) intentionally designed to disrupt, disable, harm or otherwise impede in any manner the operation of any materials, equipment or Client Data (e.g., ”viruses” or “worms”), (b) that would disable any materials, equipment or Client Data, or impair in any way their operation (e.g., ”time bombs”, “time locks” or “drop dead” devices) or (c) which contains any other harmful, malicious or hidden procedures, routines or mechanisms which would cause any materials, equipment or Client Data, to cease functioning or to damage or corrupt storage media, communications, or otherwise interfere with the Client’s operations.
Destructive Elements. Provider will not, and will ensure that the Resources do not, code or introduce Destructive Elements (as defined below) into the Services, the Developments, the Oracle Materials or the Oracle or Client production or non-production (i.e., test and development) information systems environments, including without limitation, the hardware and software components of Oracle's and/or Client’s corporate network (such information systems environments and networks being collectively referred to as the “Networks”). Provider will use virus detecting/scanning programs consistent with industry standards (i) to test and screen all Developments for computer viruses prior to such Developments provision to Oracle and/or any Client, and (ii) to test and screen Provider’s systems for computer viruses prior to accessing the Networks. Upon detecting a virus, Provider shall immediately notify Oracle and, if instructed by Oracle, the affected Client, and the parties shall cooperate to eliminate or quarantine the virus while making every reasonable effort to continue to perform the Services. “
Destructive Elements. Provider will not, and will ensure that the Resources do not, code or introduce Destructive Elements (as defined below) into the Services, the Developments, the Oracle Materials or the Oracle or Client production or non-production (i.e., test and development) information systems environments, including without limitation, the hardware and software components of Oracle's and/or Client’s corporate network (such information systems environments and networks being collectively referred to as the “Networks”). Provider will use virus detecting/scanning programs consistent with industry standards (i) to test and screen all Developments for computer viruses prior to such Developments provision to Oracle and/or any Client, and (ii) to test and screen Provider’s systems for computer viruses prior to accessing the Networks. Upon detecting a virus, Provider shall immediately notify Oracle and, if instructed by Oracle, the affected Client, and the parties shall
Destructive Elements. GEN8.1 The Software and Services delivered by ▇▇▇ shall not knowingly contain any Destructive Elements which have been introduced or incorporated by ▇▇▇ which ▇▇▇ is aware of using then current industry standard evaluation and review methods. ▇▇▇ confirms that it utilizes industry standard virus protection software to avoid the introduction of Destructive Elements in the ▇▇▇ Software products, Releases and Processing Services and deliverables provided as part of Professional Services.
Destructive Elements. Honorlock shall use commercially reasonable efforts designed to ensure that the Platform shall be free from Destructive Elements.