Kiosk Standards; Costs; Ownership Sample Clauses

Kiosk Standards; Costs; Ownership. Ent-X shall be solely responsible for the installation, wiring, operation, maintenance, servicing and removal of all Kiosks, which responsibilities shall include all coordination with the Site owner. Ent-X shall use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that all Kiosks are operational at all times and to respond to and correct any Kiosks malfunctions and outages. The installation, operation, maintenance, servicing and removal of all Kiosks shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. All Kiosks to contain a Screen under this Agreement shall consistent of the most current version offered by Ent-X. As between the parties, Ent-X shall bear all costs relating to the purchase, installation, wiring, operation, maintenance, servicing and removal of the Kiosks and Ent-X shall retain full ownership of the Kiosks.
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