Design Defect definition

Design Defect means an impairment in the functionality, safety, performance or compatibility of a Product at the end customer to the extent not resulting from (i) the Application Software and/or Calibration Data provided by the Recipient or (ii) any instructions by the Recipient or a change to the design and/or composition of a Product after the Effective Date which is implemented upon request of the Recipient, but rather from the design and/or composition of the Product as identified in the Specifications as in place and applicable upon the Effective Date;

Design Defect means a flaw in the structural plan of the insured yacht’s hull or machinery, or any of its components. Design defect does not include wear and tear, gradual deterioration, corrosion, rust, electrolysis, osmosis, weathering, latentdefects, or manufacturer’s defects.

Design Defect. , as used in this Clause, means a Defect attributable to incompatibility, unsuitability or erroneous application, theory, drawings or formulae. 5.1.7. "Supplies" as used in this Clause, means the end items furnished by the Contractor and related services required under this Contract. Supplies also mean "data".

Examples of Design Defect in a sentence

• The Contractor shall promptly comply with any timely written direction from the Purchaser to correct or partially correct a manufacturing or Design Defect, at no increase in the Contract price.

• Repetitive failures of the same component may be grounds for a de facto determination by the Purchaser that a Design Defect exists.

• Using exaggeration, innuendo and ambiguity as to a material fact or failing to state a material fact regarding the Design Defect as such use or failure deceives or tends to deceive.

• The report shall contain the conclusion of the Contractor as to whether the cause of the failure was due to a Manufacturing Defect or a Design Defect and declare what course of remedial action the Contractor shall implement to prevent further failures of a similar nature.

• Upon timely notification of the existence of a Defect, or if the Contractor independently discovers a Design Defect or Manufacturing Defect in accepted Work, the Contractor shall submit to the Purchaser, in writing within thirty (30) days, a recommendation for corrective actions, together with supporting information in sufficient detail for the Purchaser to determine what corrective action, if any, shall be undertaken.

More Definitions of Design Defect

Design Defect means the serious and pervasive design and manufacturing defect that causes the Vehicles to be prone to excessive, premature rust corrosion, which places vehicle occupants at risk of serious injury and/or death;

Design Defect means a defect inherent in the design or manufacture of the Goods.

Design Defect means the serious and pervasive design and manufacturing defects, which cause the HVAC Systems to accumulate mould and mildew residue and growth that, when in use, emits a moldy, mildewy, or sour odour that permeates the vehicle cabin a creates unacceptable air quality, and even more pungently in humid weather and after it has rained;

Design Defect means the software and/or hardware in the Dive Computers that malfunctions, causing the Dive Computers to provide inaccurate information about a dive, including information about the depth of the dive, dive time, water temperature, safety stops, stop depths and time for required decompression, air tank pressure, and estimated remaining air time;

Design Defect or “ACERT System Defect” means the serious and pervasive design and manufacturing defects that render the Engines and the Vehicles containing the Engines unmerchantable and unsuitable for use including, but not limited to: engine

Design Defect means a shortcoming of an item, system or component resulting from an error, flaw or weakness in its concept, plan or blueprint.

Design Defect means the propensity of the internal air flows of the 3M Bair Hugger Forced-Air Warming Device to become contaminated with bacteria, fungi, and pathogens which proliferate and incubate and then become expelled onto the patient and into the operating room;