Replacement and Spare Parts Sample Clauses

Replacement and Spare Parts. 6.1 In the case of Services for which an Additional Charge is payable by the customer for replacement of spare parts, title in such replacement or spare parts shall pass to the Customer only upon full payment of the Additional Charge. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, the risk of damage to or loss of replacement spare parts shall pass to the Customer as soon as they are delivered to the Customer’s designated premises. 6.2 Where parts of the Equipment have been replaced by or upon the instruction, recommendation or direction of MARS or otherwise, title in the replaced parts will pass to MARS upon removal from the Equipment. 6.3 MARS may from time to time require the Customer to purchase and store at the Site such spare parts as MARS considers necessary for the provision of effective Services. 6.4 MARS will not be liable for any failure or delay in providing the Services where such failure or delay is the direct or indirect result of the failure of the Customer to comply with clause 6.3. 6.5 Save as aforesaid, the property of and risk in the Equipment is not affected by the provisions contained in this Agreement.
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Replacement and Spare Parts. 6.1 In the case of Services for which an Additional Charge is payable by the customer for replacement of spareparts, title insuch replacement or spare parts shall pass to the Customer only upon full payment of the Additional Charge. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, risk of damage to or loss of replacement sparepartsshall passtothe Customeras soon as they are delivered to the Customer’s designated premises. 6.2 Surgitrac may from time to timerequire the Customer to purchase and store at the Site such spare parts as Surgitrac considers necessary for the provision of effective Services. 6.3 Surgitrac will not be liable for any failure or delay in providing the Services where such failure or delay is the direct or indirect result of the failure of the Customer to comply with clause 6.3. 6.4 Save as aforesaid, the property of and risk in the Equipment is not affected by the provisions contained in this Agreement.
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Replacement and Spare Parts. In the case of Services for which an Additional Charge is payable by the customer for replacement of spare parts, title in such replacement or spare parts shall pass to the Customer only upon full payment of the Ad- ditional Charge. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, risk of damage to or loss of replacement spare parts shall pass to the Customer as soon as they are delivered to the Customer’s designated premises.
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Replacement and Spare Parts. 10.1 The Supplier acknowledges that the availability of replacement and spare parts for the Goods is of crucial importance to the value of the Goods and MML’s decision to purchase the Goods from the Supplier. The Supplier undertakes that, unless otherwise agreed in writing, it shall supply any spare or replacement parts requested by MML or otherwise required to ensure that the Goods continue to be equal to the Specification and shall ensure that such spare or replacement parts are available in reasonable quantities at reasonable prices and are able to be delivered to MML within a reasonable time. 10.2 Any replacement or spare parts provided by the Supplier under this Agreement, whether as part of the provision of the Goods, shall be new and such replacement parts shall become the property of MML. 10.3 In the event that the Supplier provides replacement or spare parts, it warrants that such spare parts will: (a) be supplied in accordance with Clause 4.1; (b) not degrade the standard of the Goods; (c) not increase the Charges.
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Replacement and Spare Parts. 6.1 In the case of Services for which an Additional Charge is payable by the customer for replacement of spare parts, title in such replacement or spare parts shall pass to the Customer only upon full payment of the Additional Charge. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, risk of damage to or loss of replacement spare parts shall pass to the Customer as soon as they are delivered to the Customer’s designated premises. 6.2 Where parts of the Equipment have been replaced by or upon the instruction, recommendation or direction of Siemens or otherwise, title in the replaced parts will pass to Siemens upon removal from the Equipment. 6.3 Siemens may from time to time require the Customer to purchase and store at the Site such spare parts as Siemens considers necessary for the provision of effective Services. 6.4 Siemens will not be liable for any failure or delay in providing the Services where such failure or delay is the direct or indirect result of the failure of the Customer to comply with clause 6.3. 6.5 Save as aforesaid, the property of and risk in the Equipment is not affected by the provisions contained in this Agreement.
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Replacement and Spare Parts. 6.1 In the case of Services for which an Additional Charge is payable by the customer for replacement of spare parts, title in such replacement or spare parts shall pass to the Customer only upon full payment of the Additional Charge. Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, risk of damage to or loss of replacement spare parts shall pass to the Customer as soon as they are delivered to the Customer’s designated premises. 6.2 Where parts of the Equipment have been replaced by or upon the instruction, recommendation or direction of XXXXXXXXX or otherwise, title in the replaced parts will pass to XXXXXXXXX upon removal from the Equipment.
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