For Class Clause Samples
The "For Class" clause designates that certain terms, rights, or obligations within a contract apply specifically to a defined class or category of individuals or entities. In practice, this clause might specify that particular benefits, restrictions, or responsibilities are limited to members of a certain class, such as shareholders of a specific series, employees in a particular department, or customers meeting defined criteria. Its core function is to ensure that contractual provisions are clearly targeted and only affect the intended group, thereby preventing ambiguity and misapplication of terms.
For Class. A changes, Supplier shall, pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement governing repair or replacement of Product under warranty, replace or modify, at no charge, all affected Product furnished hereunder and documentation related thereto. Supplier shall supply relevant documentation to Lucent for all Class A changes. Supplier shall propose a schedule for the application of these changes at all equipment locations which shall not exceed one (1) year from date of the change notice. This schedule shall be mutually agreed upon by Lucent and Supplier.
For Class. 1 Errors, Licensor shall provide a correction or a workaround reasonable in Lilly's judgment, in any event within * after *. Licensor shall, upon Lilly's request and without limitation, assign fully qualified technicians to work with Lilly at Lilly's site without interruption (i.e., 24 hours per day) until Licensor provides a Correction or workaround reasonable in Lilly's judgment. Lilly shall pay travel and expense costs in connection herewith in accordance with Lilly's contractor travel policy.
For Class. 2 Errors, FEC shall take reasonable steps to provide a workaround reasonable in Merchant's judgment or a correction within five (5) days after receipt of output or other documentation of the Error. These steps shall include assigning fully-qualified professionals to work with Merchant at Merchant's site during Merchant's regular business hours until FEC provides a reasonable workaround or Merchant determines after consultation with FEC that such a workaround or Correction cannot be produced by FEC's on-site technicians.
For Class. E with (a) gas-discharge light source(s) according to Regulation No. 99
6.1.4.1. The headlamp shall be deemed satisfactory if the photometric requirements set in the present paragraph 6. are met with one light source, which has been aged during at least 15 cycles, in accordance with Annex 4, paragraph 4. of Regulation No. 99. Where the gas-discharge light source is approved according to Regulation No. 99 it shall be a standard (étalon) light-source and its luminous flux may differ from the objective luminous flux specified in Regulation No. 99. In this case, the illuminances shall be corrected accordingly. The above correction does not apply to distributed lighting systems using a non-replaceable gas-discharge light source or to headlamps with the ballast(s) totally or partially integrated. Where the gas-discharge light source is not approved according to Regulation No. 99 it shall be a production non-replaceable light source. The voltage applied to the terminals of the ballast(s) is: either: 13.2 V ± 0.1 V for 12 V systems or: as otherwise specified (see Annex 11).
6.1.4.2. The dimensions determining the position of the arc inside the standard gas- discharge light source are shown in the relevant data sheet of Regulation No. 99.
6.1.4.3. Four seconds after ignition of a headlamp which has not been operated for 30 minutes or more, at least 37,500 cd must be reached at point HV of a driving beam and 3,750 cd at point 2 (0.86D-V) of a passing beam for headlamps incorporating driving beam and passing beam functions, or 3,750 cd at point 2 (0.86D-V) for headlamps having only a passing beam function. The power supply shall be sufficient to secure the quick rise of the high current pulse.