Statements of Work, Orders, and SLA’s Sample Clauses

Statements of Work, Orders, and SLA’s. Any Product provided pursuant to this MCA may require the acknowledgment by Client either in writing, electronic or other means acceptable to MID. Whenever reasonably practicable, an initial Statement of Work or Order may be, but is not required to be attached hereto as an exhibit upon execution of the MCA by the Parties’ failure to attach any Order to the MCA shall not void Client’s obligations (financial or otherwise) to MID. The Parties agree and acknowledge that the Parties may, in the course of their dealings, execute multiple Orders pursuant to this MCA. Such Orders need not be appended to this MCA, but shall be deemed to be incorporated herein even if such Orders are not attached to this MCA. In the event of any conflict between the terms of any Order and the MCA, the terms of the Order shall prevail and be superior to the MCA, except as to the MCA’s provisions concerning limitation of liability, set-off, waiver of claims, covenant not to xxx, hold harmless, duty to defend, representations, warranties, indemnity, alternative dispute resolution, MID’s intellectual property rights, termination of the MCA, the MCA Term (as that term is hereinafter defined), choice of law or forum, and the MCA Termination Rights (collectively, the “MCA Dominant Terms”). The MCA Dominant Terms (unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties in writing) shall apply to all agreements, Orders, Statements of Work, rights, remedies and obligations of the Parties.