Common use of Safeguard and interpretation Clause in Contracts

Safeguard and interpretation. The present General Contracting Conditions and the Particular Conditions accepted constitute a unique agreement between the Subscriber and Inetsys. In the event of any contradiction between the provisions of these Conditions and any other conditions agreed between the parties, the terms and conditions of these Conditions will take precedence over what is provided in them unless the stipulations included in them expressly establish otherwise. The fact that any of the parties, due to impossibility or convenience, does not require strict compliance with any of the terms of these Conditions at any given time, does not imply nor can it be interpreted as a total or partial modification of the same, nor as a waiver on their part to demand compliance in strict terms, in the future. The declaration of nullity of any or some of the Stipulations of these Conditions by a competent authority will not prejudice the validity of the remaining ones. In such an event, the contracting parties undertake to negotiate a new stipulation in substitution of the annulled one with the greatest possible similarity with it. If a replacement becomes impossible and the stipulation is essential for these Conditions, in the opinion of the party harmed by its elimination, the latter may opt for the dissolution of the agreement concluded under the Conditions. Any reference made in these Conditions to an article or a regulatory norm that is repealed shall be understood as made to the equivalent provision that replaces it.

Safeguard and interpretation. The present General Contracting Conditions and the Particular Conditions accepted constitute a unique agreement between the Subscriber and Inetsys. In the event of any contradiction between the provisions of these Conditions and any other conditions agreed between the parties, the terms and conditions of these Conditions will take precedence over what is provided in them them, unless the stipulations included in them expressly establish otherwise. The fact that any of the parties, due to impossibility or convenience, does not require strict compliance with any of the terms of these Conditions at any given time, does not imply nor can it be interpreted as a total or partial modification modification of the same, nor as a waiver on their part to demand compliance in strict terms, in the future. The declaration of nullity of any or some of the Stipulations of these Conditions by a competent authority will not prejudice the validity of the remaining ones. In such an event, the contracting parties undertake to negotiate a new stipulation in substitution of the annulled one with the greatest possible similarity with it. If a replacement becomes impossible and the stipulation is essential for these Conditions, in the opinion of the party harmed by its elimination, the latter may opt for the dissolution of the agreement concluded under the Conditions. Any reference made in these Conditions to an article or a regulatory norm that is repealed shall be understood as made to the equivalent provision that replaces it.

Safeguard and interpretation. The present General Contracting Conditions and the Particular Conditions accepted constitute a unique agreement between the Subscriber and Inetsys. In the event of any contradiction between the provisions of these Conditions and any other conditions agreed between the parties, the terms and conditions of these Conditions will take precedence over what is provided in them unless the stipulations included in them expressly establish otherwise. The fact that any of the parties, due to impossibility or convenience, does not require strict compliance with any of the terms of these Conditions at any given time, does not imply nor can it be interpreted as a total or partial modification modification of the same, nor as a waiver on their part to demand compliance in strict terms, in the future. The declaration of nullity of any or some of the Stipulations of these Conditions by a competent authority will not prejudice the validity of the remaining ones. In such an event, the contracting parties undertake to negotiate a new stipulation in substitution of the annulled one with the greatest possible similarity with it. If a replacement becomes impossible and the stipulation is essential for these Conditions, in the opinion of the party harmed by its elimination, the latter may opt for the dissolution of the agreement concluded under the Conditions. Any reference made in these Conditions to an article or a regulatory norm that is repealed shall be understood as made to the equivalent provision that replaces it.

Safeguard and interpretation. The present General Contracting Conditions and the Particular Conditions accepted constitute a unique agreement between the Subscriber and Inetsys. In the event of any contradiction between the provisions of these Conditions and any other conditions agreed between the parties, the terms and conditions of these Conditions will take precedence over what is provided in them them, unless the stipulations included in them expressly establish otherwise. The fact that any of the parties, due to impossibility or convenience, does not require strict compliance with any of the terms of these Conditions at any given time, does not imply nor can it be interpreted as a total or partial modification modi�cation of the same, nor as a waiver on their part to demand compliance in strict terms, in the future. The declaration of nullity of any or some of the Stipulations of these Conditions by a competent authority will not prejudice the validity of the remaining ones. In such an event, the contracting parties undertake to negotiate a new stipulation in substitution of the annulled one with the greatest possible similarity with it. If a replacement becomes impossible and the stipulation is essential for these Conditions, in the opinion of the party harmed by its elimination, the latter may opt for the dissolution of the agreement concluded under the Conditions. Any reference made in these Conditions to an article or a regulatory norm that is repealed shall be understood as made to the equivalent provision that replaces it.