Contract Change Note definition

Contract Change Note or “CCN” has the meaning given to that term in Schedule 24 (Change Control);
Contract Change Note or “CCN” has the meaning ascribed to such term in Clause 37.10 (Variation);
Contract Change Note means the communication issued by BT by email or via www.salesforce.com from name@echosign.com detailing a change to the Contract.

Examples of Contract Change Note in a sentence

  • Where the Executive agrees to alter or adjust the amount of Funding as a consequence of the Major Incident, any such alteration or adjustment shall be set out in a Contract Change Note in accordance with Clause 37.10 (Change Control).

  • Any request for a change to a HPSR (other than changes to a HPSR arising as a result of the introduction of a new HPSR annually or at such other time as notified by the Executive) shall be accompanied by a contract change note completed via the fully automated change control process available through the Executive’s Service Provider Governance (SPG) online system (Contract Change Note or CCN).

  • Until such time as a Contract Change Note has been signed by both parties, the Provider shall, unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, continue to supply the Services in accordance with the terms of this Arrangement, including the HPSR (or HPSRs if applicable).

  • Where the Executive agrees to alter or adjust the amount of Funding, any such alteration or adjustment shall be set out in a Contract Change Note in accordance with Clause 37.10 (Change Control).

  • The Additional Services shall be agreed via a Contract Change Note utilising the change control process at Clause 37.10 (Change Control).


More Definitions of Contract Change Note

Contract Change Note or “CCN” has the meaning given in Paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 6 (Contract Change Control Procedures);

Related to Contract Change Note

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