Common use of CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY Clause in Contracts

CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY. 35.1. Should the nature of the System / Solution mean that it cannot be returned according to the provisions of Article 15.9 of the present GTS, the expenses relating to the services of the staff required to repair the System / Solution on-site shall not be invoiced to the Buyer by the Seller, with the exception of travel and/or waiting time expenses and expenses incurred due to the Buyer’s failure to make the System/ Solution available for repair.

CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY. 35.1. Should the nature of the System / System/Solution mean that it cannot be returned according to the provisions of Article 15.9 of the present GTS, the expenses relating to the services of the staff required to repair the System / System/Solution on-site shall not be invoiced to paid by the Buyer by to the Seller, with the exception of travel and/or waiting time expenses and expenses incurred due to the Buyer’s failure to make the System/ Solution available for repair.

CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY. 35.136.1. Should the nature of the System / Solution mean that it cannot be returned according to the provisions of Article 15.9 of the present GTS, the expenses relating to the services of the staff required to repair the System / Solution on-site shall not be invoiced to the Buyer by the Seller, with the exception of travel and/or waiting time expenses and expenses incurred due to the Buyer’s failure to make the System/ Solution available for repair.

CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY. 35.134.1. Should the nature of the System / Solution mean that it cannot be returned according to the provisions of Article 15.9 of the present GTS, the expenses relating to the services of the staff required to repair the System / Solution on-site shall not be invoiced to the Buyer by the Seller, with the exception of travel and/or waiting time expenses and expenses incurred due to the Buyer’s failure to make the System/ Solution available for repair.