Common use of Major Remaining Errors Clause in Contracts

Major Remaining Errors. If the result on Acceptance Test indicates System which is not operable commercially, or causes damage or loss of data or software, or causes corrupted data (hereinafter referred to as "Major Remaining Errors"), then CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM in writing (a) to stop the Acceptance Test or (b) to extend the Acceptance Test period. In case of (a) above, after the Error has been rectified, CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM at least seven (7) calendar days before conducting re-testing.

Major Remaining Errors. If the result on Acceptance Test indicates System which is not operable commercially, or causes damage or loss of data or software, or causes corrupted data (hereinafter referred to as "“Major Remaining Errors"”), then CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM in writing (a) to stop the Acceptance Test or (b) to extend the Acceptance Test period. In case of (a) above, after the Error has been rectified, CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM at least seven three (73) calendar days before conducting re-testing.

Major Remaining Errors. If the result on Acceptance Test indicates System System/Sub-system which is not operable commercially, or causes damage or loss of data or software, or causes corrupted data (hereinafter referred to as "Major Remaining Errors"), then CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM in writing (a) to stop the Acceptance Test or (b) to extend the Acceptance Test period. In case of (a) above, after the Error has been rectified, CONTRACTOR shall notify TELKOM at least seven (7) calendar days before conducting re-testing.