The Contracting Authority’s responsibility Sample Clauses

The Contracting Authority’s responsibility for the use of free software If the Contracting Authority requires the use of specific free software as a part of the deliverable, the Contracting Authority will cover any cost resulting from inadequate functionality caused by errors or defects in the free software. The Contracting Authority bears the risk of defects in title of the free software that the Contracting Authority has requested to be part of the deliverable. The Contracting Authority shall indemnify the Partner for any liability for damages as a result of their defects in title of the free software as chosen by the Contracting Authority, cf. clause 13.4 of the Agreement. To the extent that the Partner is aware that free software as requested by the Contracting Authority to be used as part of the deliverables is unsuited to fulfilling the Contracting Authority’s requirements, or infringes, or is alleged by anyone to infringe the third-party copyrights, the Partner must make this known in Appendix 2 cf. clause 1.1 of the Agreement. The Partner shall, as a supplementary and chargeable service, assist the Contracting Authority with the remediation of any defects, or defects in title in the free software as chosen by the Contracting Authority as mentioned above. Unless otherwise agreed in Appendix 7, the Partner’s standard hourly rate for consultancy services in this Agreement will be used. The Partner may request an amendment to the Agreement pursuant to Chapter 3, if the work to remedy such defects has implications for the Partner’s other obligations under the Agreement.
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