Common use of Relocation of Hardware Clause in Contracts

Relocation of Hardware. All Service Contracts terminate automatically with immediate effect and without the need for notice to Purchaser if Covered Hardware is moved to a different Facility. Upon such termination, Seller will credit Purchaser’s account with Seller an amount equal to the unused portion of the Service Contract; provided that, Purchaser pre-paid for the Service Contract in full. If Seller conducts the move of the Covered Hardware on Purchaser’s behalf then Seller and Purchaser will enter into a new Service Contract for such Covered Hardware at the new Facility.

Relocation of Hardware. All Service Contracts terminate automatically with immediate effect and without the need for notice to Purchaser if Covered Hardware is moved to a different Facility. Upon such termination, Seller will credit Purchaser’s account with Seller an amount equal to the unused portion of the Service Contract; provided that, Purchaser pre-paid for the Service Contract in full. If Seller (or a third party acting on behalf of Seller) conducts the move of the Covered Hardware on Purchaser’s behalf then Seller and Purchaser will enter into a new Service Contract for such Covered Hardware at the new Facility.

Relocation of Hardware. All Service Contracts terminate automatically with immediate effect and without the need for notice to Purchaser if Covered Hardware is moved to a different Facility. Upon such termination, Seller will credit Purchaser’s account with Seller an amount equal to the unused portion of the Service Contract; provided that, Purchaser pre-paid for the Service Contract in full. If Seller conducts the move of the Covered Hardware on Purchaser’s behalf behalf, then Seller and Purchaser will enter into a new Service Contract for such Covered Hardware at the new Facility.