Advisory Information Sample Clauses
The Advisory Information clause serves to provide guidance, recommendations, or non-binding suggestions within a contract or agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies that certain information or advice offered by one party is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute a legally enforceable obligation. For example, a supplier might provide advisory information about best practices for using a product, but the recipient is not required to follow this advice. The core function of this clause is to distinguish between binding commitments and optional guidance, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes over whether certain advice must be followed.
Advisory Information. The following may be provided over such time scales as the ISO may in its discretion decide:
(a) Future planned transmission Outages;
(b) Generator Meter Multipliers.
Advisory Information. In those cases in which CAJASUR provides an investment advisory service, CAJASUR will provide the retail CLIENT with a detailed report including a summary of the advice provided and an explanation of the reasons the recommendation is suitable for the CLIENT, including the way it responds to the CLIENT’s personal objectives and circumstances referring to the investment period required, to the CLIENT’s knowledge and experience, and his/her attitude towards risk and capacity to take losses.
Advisory Information. The following may be provided over such time scales as the ISO may in its discretion decide:
(a) Future planned transmission Outages;
(b) Forecast annual peak Load and Generation capacity;
Advisory Information. GE and Customer agree that any information provided to Customer by GE for use in trending, performance analysis, troubleshooting, and managing operations is advisory only. It is a fundamental principal of the RD Service program that GE is not obligated nor shall GE be liable to Customer in any way for line or other maintenance actions resulting from such advice. GE will use commercially reasonable efforts to identify and notify Customer of Engine fault data. GE and Customer agree that this allocation of obligations and liability is reflected in the price of the RD services.