MAJOR BUSINESS CHANGE. (1) If in the reasonable opinion of Xxxxxx there is or is likely to be a major change in the business operations of Alaris or Customer which has or could have an adverse impact on the viability of Software to be licensed to the Customer (‘Major Business Change’), Alaris shall notify the Customer and Alaris and the Customer shall meet and discuss in good faith whether the provisions of any Contract between Xxxxxx and the Customer needs to be varied. (2) In the event that the parties cannot agree in good faith on such contract variations within a period of 30 days of the parties meeting, then either party has the right to terminate any contract between them.
MAJOR BUSINESS CHANGE. If, in the reasonable opinion of Miraclon, there is or is likely to be a major change in the business operations of Miraclon that has or could have an adverse impact on the viability of the provision of the Products to be supplied to the Customer (Major Business Change), Miraclon may notify the Customer and Miraclon and the Customer must meet and discuss in good faith whether the provisions of the Agreement need to be varied. In the event that the Parties cannot agree in good faith on Agreement variations within a period of 30 days, then either Party has the right to terminate the Agreement. Unless otherwise agreed by Miraclon and the Customer, the rights and obligations of either Party will not be affected until the Agreement is terminated in writing. Neither Party will be entitled to claim or receive compensation from the other Party by reason of the operation of this condition.
MAJOR BUSINESS CHANGE. (1) If in the reasonable opinion of Xxxxxx there is or is likely to be a major change in the business operations of Alaris or Customer which has or could have an adverse impact on the viability of Software to be licensed to the Customer (“Major Business Change”), Alaris shall notify the Customer and Alaris and the Customer shall meet and discuss in good faith whether the provisions of any Contract between Xxxxxx and the Customer needs to be varied. (2) In the event that the parties cannot agree in good faith on such contract variations within a
MAJOR BUSINESS CHANGE. If, in the reasonable opinion of Miraclon, there is or is likely to be a major change in the business operations of Miraclon that has or could have an adverse impact on the viability of the provision of the Products to be supplied to the Customer (Major Business Change), Miraclon may notify the Customer and Miraclon and the Customer must meet and discuss in good faith whether the provisions of the Agreement and/or these Miraclon T&C’s need to be varied. In the event that the Parties cannot agree in good faith on Agreement and/or these Miraclon T&C’s variations within a period of 30 days, then either Party has the right to terminate the Agreement. Unless otherwise agreed by Xxxxxxxx and the Customer, the rights and obligations of either Party will not be affected until the Agreement is terminated in writing. Neither Party will be entitled to claim or receive compensation from the other Party by reason of the operation of this condition.
