MAINTENANCE PERIOD AND CHARGE Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE PERIOD AND CHARGE. (a) This Agreement shall start on The Commencement Date specified in Part 6 of the Schedule and shall continue for the minimum term as specified in Part 9 of the Schedule and thereafter from year to year (each year starting on the anniversary of The Commencement Date) until terminated by Notice in writing by either party to the other, such Notice to be received a minimum of 90 days prior to the next anniversary of The Commencement Date (referred to hereafter as the “Notice”). Such Notice will be acknowledged in writing by us within 5 working days of its receipt of the Notice, the acknowledgement being sole evidence that Notice has been given. The Customer is therefore strongly advised to submit any Notice in good time and confirm receipt of the Notice by us.
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MAINTENANCE PERIOD AND CHARGE. (a) This Agreement shall start on The Commencement Date specified in the maintenance contract and shall continue for the minimum term of 5 years and thereafter from year to year (each year starting on the anniversary of The Commencement Date) until terminated by Notice in writing by either party to the other, such Notice to be received a minimum of 90 days prior to the next anniversary of The Commencement Date (referred to hereafter as the “Notice”). Such Notice will be acknowledged in writing by AdaptiveComms within 5 working days of its receipt of the Notice, the acknowledgement being sole evidence that Notice has been given. The Customer is therefore strongly advised to submit any Notice in good time and confirm receipt of the Notice by AdaptiveComms. Any amendment to the minimum contract term must be clearly stated in the maintenance contract and countersigned by a Director of AdaptiveComms.
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MAINTENANCE PERIOD AND CHARGE. The Customer shall pay the initial Maintenance Service as specified on the face of the Sales Order Form Agreement (“The Initial Contract Charge”) for the “Equipment” (being the Equipment described on the face hereof) on the Commencement Date (“Bring Into Service or BIS Date”) and thereafter annually on the anniversary of the Commencement Date (“BIS Date”) unless specified otherwise, on the face of the document. The contract charge and any other amounts payable under the terms of the Agreement are exclusive of Value Added Tax or any other similar tax levies or duties which will be added to or charged on invoices at the appropriate rate. The Company Systems Ltd (“The Company”) (“the Maintainer”) may alter the cost of service for any year following the first full year on giving to the Customer 45 day’s written notice. Any such changes will be made with due regard to the prevailing rate of inflation an any other influences, such as the cost and availability of labour and/or parts need to repair the equipment. If, as a result of such price changes, the customer decides to terminate this contract at renewal, the termination must be in writing and be received a minimum of 30 days prior to the biennial renewal date. Request for termination after this date will be considered as notice for the next contract period. In the circumstances that equipment and/or spare parts or skills relevant to the equipment under cover become unavailable or obsolete, the Maintainer may be unable to continue to offer the service as agreed. In this event, the maintainer will contact the Customer and inform them of the reasons and details any possible options. If no other options are available or acceptable to the Customer, then it may be necessary to terminate the contract with 60 days notice. In this event, the Customer will be refunded the value of any whole month outstanding on the Contract until the normal renewal date. The service offered and described in the relevant Schedule of Service document will be provided to the equipment location detailed on the front of this Contract document and agreed by The Maintainer.
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MAINTENANCE PERIOD AND CHARGE. (a) This Agreement shall start on The Commencement Date specified in the maintenance contract and shall continue for the minimum term of 1 year and thereafter from year to year (each year starting on the anniversary of The Commencement Date) until terminated by Notice in writing by either party to the other, such Notice to be received a minimum of 90 days prior to the next anniversary of The Commencement Date (referred to hereafter as the “Notice”). Such Notice will be acknowledged in writing by R&D Comms within 5 working days of its receipt of the Notice, the acknowledgement being sole evidence that Notice has been given. The Customer is therefore strongly advised to submit any Notice in good time and confirm receipt of the Notice by R&D Comms. Any amendment to the minimum contract term must be clearly stated in the maintenance contract and countersigned by a Director of R&D Comms.
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