Common use of Inability to Install Clause in Contracts

Inability to Install. Company shall not be responsible in any manner whatsoever under this Contract, if the Installation has not been performed or completed or cannot be performed because (i) any necessary permission(s) or authorisation(s) have not been obtained or are withdrawn; or (ii) the Subscriber or Authorised Representative are not present at the appointed time or (iii) the Subscriber has failed to furnish documents as may be required by the Company or (iv) for reasons attributed to the Subscriber including non-availability of Incidental Accessories and services including third-party services such as electrician needed for Installation or (v) of any other Force Majeure. Company may consult the Subscriber on matters regarding Installation, however, the decision-making authority on all Installation matters shall solely vest with the Company given the expertise that the Company has in connection thereto.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Subscription Contract and Warranty Terms, Subscription Contract and Warranty Terms, www.tataplay.com

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