Escrow of Source Code. If stated in the Order, then within a reasonable time after the first day that Client uses the Solution in a live production environment, FIS shall arrange, for the benefit of Client (and Client shall execute any documents required to receive such benefit), an escrow of the Solution source code with an escrow agent nominated by FIS (“Escrow Agent”), in accordance with FIS’ standard escrow agreement (“Escrow Agreement”). The source code for the Solution may be released from escrow, in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the Escrow Agreement. Client shall pay all fees due to the Escrow Agent as a result of such escrow. Client acknowledges that the Escrow Agreement shall be deemed null and void and of no effect and that neither FIS nor the Escrow Agent shall be under any further obligation with respect to such escrow arrangement from whichever is the earlier of: (a) the date Client fails to pay the escrow fees when due; or (b) the Support Termination Date.
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Escrow of Source Code. If stated in on the Order, then within a reasonable time after the first day that Client uses the Solution in a live production environment, FIS shall arrange, for the benefit of Client (and Client shall execute any documents required to receive such benefit), an escrow of the Solution source code with an escrow agent nominated by FIS (“Escrow Agent”), in accordance with FIS’ standard escrow agreement (“Escrow Agreement”). The source code for the Solution may be released from escrow, in accordance with the terms and conditions specified in the Escrow Agreement. Client shall pay all fees due to the Escrow Agent as a result of such escrow. Client acknowledges that the Escrow Agreement shall be deemed null and void and of no effect and that neither FIS nor the Escrow Agent shall be under any further obligation with respect to such escrow arrangement from whichever is the earlier of: (a) the date Client fails to pay the escrow fees when due; or (b) the Support Termination Date.
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Sources: Fis Solution Terms