Technical Failure definition

Technical Failure means the discontinuation of Development or Commercialization of a Product for technical, scientific, medical or regulatory reasons, including, but, not limited to, unacceptable preclinical toxicity, demonstration of a side effect profile significantly worse than currently marketed products, or inability to manufacture in an acceptable purity or for an acceptable price.

Technical Failure means a failure of the court's hardware, software, and/or telecommunications facility which results in the impossibility of submitting a file electronically. Technical failure does not include malfunctioning of the equipment of the person submitting an e-file.

Technical Failure means a malfunction of the EFM, EFSP, or the Court's hardware, software, and or telecommunications facility which results in the inability of a registered user to submit a document for e-filing. It does not include the failure of a user's equipment.

Examples of Technical Failure in a sentence

• Dermavant shall not, and shall ensure that no Responsible Party shall, suspend or terminate the Program during the Term for any reason (including a commercially reasonable reason), except that Dermavant may: (y) terminate the Program for Technical Failure only in accordance with this Section 3.2 (Program Termination) or (z) effect a Non-Technical Termination only in accordance with this Section 3.2 (Program Termination).

• In the event Dermavant reasonably and in good faith believes a Technical Failure has occurred, it shall provide to NovaQuest [***] notice of the same setting forth the details and evidence of the purported Technical Failure (“Technical Failure Notice”).

• Promptly following the delivery of a Technical Failure Notice, the Parties (including, at a minimum, each Party’s Senior Officer and Primary Contact) will meet in person to review and discuss the purported Technical Failure and the possible termination of the Program, and Xxxxxxxxx will reasonably consider NovaQuest’s feedback with respect to the Technical Failure.

• In the event that Xxxxxxxxx decides, after reasonably considering NovaQuest’s feedback, to terminate the Program for Technical Failure, Dermavant shall promptly deliver written notice of the same to NovaQuest (the “Termination Notice”).

• Dermavant shall not delay delivery of a Termination Notice so as to reduce the amount of any Technical Failure Termination Payment payable pursuant to Section 3.2(c)(ii) (Effect of Program Termination).

More Definitions of Technical Failure

Technical Failure means a malfunction of Court hardware, software, and/or telecommunications facility which results in the inability of a registered user to submit a document electronically. It does not include the failure of a user's equipment.

Technical Failure means a malfunction of Electronic Case Filing System hardware, software, and/or telecommunications facility which results in the inability of a registered Electronic Case Filing filer to file a document. It does not include the failure of a registered Electronic Case Filing filer's equipment, software, and/or telecommunications facility.

Technical Failure means any day on which the court’s CM/ECF site is unable to accept filings continuously over a period of more than two (2) hours after 7:00 a.m. COMMENTS: L.B.R. 9001-1 was amended effective September 1, 2014, to add definitions for the terms “Hearing required notice” and “semi passive notice”. Rule 9002-1 Self-Scheduled Matters. (a) Filing a Self-Scheduled Matter. When a motion or other document is filed using self- scheduling, the electronic filer must use the Courtroom Hearing Scheduler (“CHS”). (b) Self-Scheduled Matters. A list of the matters that may be self-scheduled, as well as the filing procedures, are posted on the court’s website under the Self-Scheduling Hearings button. (www.pamb.uscourts.gov). (c) Matters Which Cannot Be Self-Scheduled. No matters other than those listed under the Self-Scheduling Hearings button can be self-scheduled. COMMENTS: L.B.R. 9002-1 was amended effective September 1, 2014, to refer electronic filers to the court’s website to determine what matters can and cannot be self-scheduled. Rule 9003-1 Ex Parte Relief. The following requests may be considered ex parte by the court: (a) for conversion or dismissal under 11 U.S.C. §§ 1208(b) or 1307(b); (b) for entry of a wage order under 11 U.S.C. §§ 1225(c) or 1325(c); (c) for approval to pay filing fees in installments; (d) for waiver of filing fees for documents including the bankruptcy petition;(e) to limit notice; (f) for admission pro hac vice; (g) for emergency relief; (h) for an extension of time to file documents required under 11 U.S.C. § 521;

Technical Failure means STI’s good faith determination [***].

Technical Failure means a student’s score below the minimum pass mark set by the Institute

Technical Failure has the meaning set forth in Section 1.10.1(b).

Technical Failure means a malfunction of the Court’s hardware, software, and/or telecommunications facility which results in the inability of a filer to submit a document electronically. Technical failure does not include the malfunctioning of a filer’s equipment or internet connection.