Change Procedure means the contract change procedure specified in Schedule 2-7 for making changes to this Contract. Contract Generated Intellectual Property Rights means any Intellectual Property Rights created by the SERVICE PROVIDER as a result of the performance by the SERVICE PROVIDER of its obligations under this Contract including the Specially Written Software.

Change Procedure means the change procedure set out in schedule 6 (Change Procedure);

Examples of Change Procedure in a sentence

Any change to the Charges shall then be agreed in accordance with the Contract Change Procedure.
The Contract Change Procedure shall not apply to the addition of any new sub-contractors or removal of any Sub-Contractors unless stated otherwise by the CUSTOMER.
If this transfer increases the burden of the CONTRACTOR's obligations under this Contract the CONTRACTOR shall be entitled to any additional Charges that are reasonable by way of compensation and which can be agreed through the Contract Change Procedure.
Lane Change Procedure (LCP)" starts when the direction indicator lamps are activated and ends when the direction indicator lamps are deactivated by the system.
Response: YES Tab 9 Management of Change Procedure ABB-MOC-OPS-1234 Section 3.1 Page 4 In some cases a specific documented procedure may not exist to satisfy the question however a process may still exist.

More Definitions of Change Procedure

Change Procedure means the procedure for managing Changes set out in Schedule 17 (Change Procedure);

Change Procedure means the procedure that governs Changes as more particularly described in paragraphs 2 (General Provisions as to Changes) to 4 (Authority Changes) of this Schedule 17 (Change Procedure);

Change Procedure means the procedure set out in Schedule 12 (Change Procedure);

Change Procedure means the protocol for changes set out in the Concession Agreement.

Change Procedure means the procedure for changes specified in clause 10; Change Request has the meaning in clause 10.1; Commencement Date has the meaning in clause 1.1(a);