Common use of Error Clause in Contracts

Error. This is an error which: causes a Component to become unusable; causes a lack of functionality, or unexpected functionality, but which does not impact on the current Test; or has an impact on any other Component(s) or any other area of the Services; but for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is a practicable workaround available;

Error. This is an error for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is no practicable workaround available, and which: causes a Component to become unusable; causes a lack of functionality, or unexpected functionality, but which does not that has an impact on the current Test; or has an adverse impact on any other Component(s) or any other area of the Services; but for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is a practicable workaround available;

Error. This is an error for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is no practicable workaround available, and which: causes a Component to become unusable; causes a lack of functionality, or unexpected functionality, but which does not that has an impact on the current Test; or has an adverse impact on any other Component(s) or any other area of the Goods and/or Services; but for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is a practicable workaround available;

Error. This is an error which: causes a Component to become unusable; causes a lack of functionality, or unexpected functionality, but which does not impact on the current Test; or has an impact on any other Component(s) or any other area of the Goods and/or Services; but for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is a practicable workaround available;

Error. This is an error for which, as reasonably determined by the Buyer, there is no practicable workaround available, and which: causes a Component to become unusable; causes a lack of functionality, or unexpected functionality, but which does not that has an impact on the current Test; or has an adverse impact on any other Component(s) or any other area of the Services; but for which, as reasonably determined by the Customer, there is a practicable workaround availableDeliverables;