Service Level Guaranty definition

Service Level Guaranty or "Service Level Guaranties" means a guaranty or guaranties identified as a "Service Level Guaranty" or "Service Level Guaranties" in the applicable Product Terms and Conditions.
Service Level Guaranty or “Service Level Guaranties” means (i) a guaranty or guaranties identified as a “Service Level Guaranty” or “Service Level Guaranties” in the applicable Product Terms and Conditions or (ii) any provision which provides a specified credit remedy for an identified failure to deliver or provide the Services.
Service Level Guaranty or “Service Level Guaranties” means a guaranty or guaranties identified as a “Service Level Guaranty” or “Service Level Guaranties” in Section 3.

Examples of Service Level Guaranty in a sentence

  • The Customer agrees that Galaxy IT will not be in breach of any Service Level Guaranty or other obligation under this Agreement that would not have occurred but for a delay resulting from Galaxy IT’s agreement to use the Customer’s licensed software.

  • The credits stated in the Service Level Guaranty are your sole and exclusive remedy for our failure to meet those guaranties for which credits are provided unless such failure is due to Galaxy IT's willful misconduct.

  • The credits stated in the Service Level Guaranty are your sole and exclusive remedy for our failure to meet those guaranties for which credits are provided unless such failure is due to Blackrock Networks, Inc.s willful misconduct.

  • The credits stated in the Service Level Guaranty are your sole and exclusive remedy for our failure to meet those guaranties for which credits are provided unless such failure is due to ITS’s willful misconduct.

  • You agree that ITS will not be in breach of any Service Level Guaranty or other obligation under this Agreement that would not have occurred but for a delay resulting from our agreement to use your licensed software.

  • The Service Level Guaranty excludes delays that may result from an event outside Clinic’s reasonable control (“Excused Delays”).