contractual means provided to Customer in performance of a Software Agreement.
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contractual has a meaning correlative thereto.
contractual means provided to Licensee in performance of the Software Agreement.
2. DELIVERY, MATTER TO BE DELIVERED, LICENSE GRANT, IP RIGHTS
2.1 Delivery, Matter to be Delivered
2.1.1 SAP will deliver the Contractual SAP Software in accordance with the product description in the Documentation and with the Use Terms. The product description in the documentation conclusively defines the functional qualities of the Contractual SAP Software. SAP owes no duty with regard to any further quality not defined in the Software Agreement. In particular, Licensee can imply no such duty from any other published SAP description or advertisement for the SAP Software except to the extent SAP has expressly confirmed that other quality in writing. Guarantees are effective only if expressly confirmed in writing by SAP.
2.1.2 Unless otherwise agreed, Licensee will be provided with one (1) copy of the relevant version of the SAP Software current at the time of shipment, within 14 days dated from the conclusion of the Software Agreement.
2.1.3 SAP will deliver, at its election, by supplying to Licensee the Contractual SAP Software on disc or other data media to the agreed delivery address (Physical Shipment) or by making it available for download on SAP ServiceMarketplace (xxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/swdc) (Electronic Delivery). For the purpose of ascertaining whether delivery is timely, delivery of a Physical Shipment is deemed effected at the time SAP passes the discs or other data media to the forwarding agent, and an Electronic Delivery is deemed effected at the time SAP makes the Contractual SAP Software available for download and informs Licensee accordingly, and risk passes at the time of such Physical Shipment or Electronic Delivery.
contractual exclusions deleted;
contractual means ‘laid down in a contract’ (e.g. ‘contractual terms’), it does not mean ‘under contract’. Although the term is widely used in this latter way in the institutions, it does not appear at all in the current Staff Regulations or in the Conditions of Employment of other Servants.
contractual means provided to Licen- see in performance of the Software Agreement.