Special Transition Rules Sample Clauses
The Special Transition Rules clause establishes specific procedures or exceptions that apply during a defined period of change, such as when new regulations or contract terms come into effect. Typically, this clause outlines how existing obligations, rights, or processes will be handled during the transition, possibly allowing for temporary measures, grandfathering of previous terms, or phased implementation of new requirements. Its core function is to ensure a smooth and predictable shift from old to new arrangements, minimizing confusion and disruption for the parties involved.
Special Transition Rules. (a) Licensee may ship Phase I implementations after January 1, 2000 only pursuant to the following Special Transition Rules:
(i) to replace Phase I implementations originally shipped as part of laptop computers, where such replacement is required due to a defect or other failure of the implementation or of the associated DVD Drive;
(ii) to allow a consumer to up-grade a laptop computer where the consumer’s computer was not originally equipped with a DVD Drive and where an RPC Phase I DVD Drive was the only available DVD optional feature of such computer; or
(iii) to fill order pursuant to a contract entered prior to October 1, 1999, where such contract requires Licensee to provide a specified product that was, at the time the contract was entered, equipped with a Phase I implementation and where unilaterally filling such orders with products equipped with Phase II implementations would violate the terms of the contract.
(b) In order to be eligible for this special transition rule (including any of the three conditions set forth in this section), Licensee must file a notice with Licensor stating that it is utilizing one or more of these rules and stating the quantity of its Phase I implementations that will be subject to these rules. In no event may Licensee ship more than 50,000 Phase I implementations after January 1, 2000, pursuant to these Special Transition Rules.
Special Transition Rules. For purposes of this Section, any transition rules shall apply which are either: (i) prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury under the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982 or the Tax Reform Act of 1986 or (ii) elected by the plan administrator under Code Section 415(e)(6).
Special Transition Rules. (a) Licensee may ship Phase I implementations after January 1, 2000 only pursuant to the following Special Transition Rules:
(i) to replace Phase I implementations originally shipped as part of laptop computers, where such replacement is required due to a defect or other failure of the implementation or of the associated DVD Drive;
(ii) to allow a consumer to up-grade a laptop computer where the consumer’s computer was not originally equipped with a DVD Drive and where an RPC Phase I DVD Drive was the only available DVD optional feature of such computer; or
(iii) to fill order pursuant to a contract entered prior to October 1, 1999, where such contract requires Licensee to provide a specified product that was, at the time the contract was entered, equipped with a Phase I implementation and where unilaterally filling such orders with products equipped with Phase II implementations would violate the terms of the contract.
(b) In order to be eligible for this special transition rule (including any of the three conditions set forth in this section), Licensee must file a notice with Licensor stating that it is utilizing one or more of these rules and stating the quantity of its Phase I implementations that will be subject to these rules. In no event may Licensee ship more than 50,000 Phase I implementations after January 1, 2000, pursuant to these Special Transition Rules.
6.2.2.2.1 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth herein, DVD Drives intended for sale in Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania may be designed to be simultaneously designated as Region 2 and Region 5, or as either Region 2 or Region 5, at the discretion of the Licensee. No other combination of multiple regions may be set, and the simultaneous setting of Region 2 and Region 5 by the end-user shall count as one setting for purposes of Section 6.2.2.2(2). Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing two sentences to the contrary, if a court of competent jurisdiction rules that any limitations on the permissions granted in the foregoing sentences are unenforceable, then those permissions shall be terminated and Licensor shall promptly consider in good faith other appropriate alternative permissions.