Common use of Non-Payment of Fees Clause in Contracts

Non-Payment of Fees. SONIFI is not obligated to perform or to endeavor to perform any Update, Equipment repair or Equipment replacement, to provide TAC support by telephone or e-mail, or to correct or mitigate any failure, defect or error in Equipment or Licensed Software that occurs during a month in which Company has a past due undisputed amount owed to SONIFI that is more than sixty (60) days past due, regardless of whether or not the applicable Limited Warranty Period is still in effect.

Non-Payment of Fees. SONIFI is not obligated to perform or to endeavor to perform any Update, Equipment repair or Equipment replacement, to provide TAC support by telephone or e-mail, or to correct or mitigate any failure, defect or error in Equipment or Licensed Software that occurs during a month in which Company has a an undisputed past due undisputed amount owed to SONIFI that is more than sixty (60) days past due, regardless of whether or not the applicable Limited Warranty Period is still in effect.

Non-Payment of Fees. SONIFI is not obligated to perform or to endeavor to perform any Update, FTG Equipment repair or FTG Equipment replacement, to provide TAC support by telephone or telephone, e-mailmail or other means, or to correct or mitigate any failure, defect or error in FTG Equipment or Licensed Software that occurs during a month in which Company has a past due undisputed amount owed to SONIFI that is more than sixty (60) days past due, regardless of whether or not the applicable Limited Warranty Period is still in effect.

Non-Payment of Fees. SONIFI is not obligated to perform or to endeavor to perform any Update, STV Equipment repair or STV Equipment replacement, to provide TAC support by telephone or telephone, e-mailmail or other means, or to correct or mitigate any failure, defect or error in STV Equipment or Licensed Software that occurs during a month in which Company Care Facility has a past due undisputed amount owed to SONIFI that is more than sixty (60) days past due, regardless of whether or not the applicable Limited Warranty Period is still in effect.