NON CRITICAL ITEMS Clause Samples
The 'Non Critical Items' clause defines which goods, services, or deliverables in a contract are considered non-essential to the overall project or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines that delays, defects, or issues related to these items will not constitute a breach of contract or grounds for termination, and may allow for more flexible timelines or remedies. Its core practical function is to distinguish between essential and non-essential obligations, ensuring that minor issues do not disrupt the entire contractual relationship or project progress.
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NON CRITICAL ITEMS. All SELLER supplied hardware items not mentioned in paragraph K.2.
NON CRITICAL ITEMS. All IWS supplied hardware items not mentioned in paragraph G.
2.3.1 will be considered non critical items and shall be repaired during the IWS's normal work hours. This will include the printers associated with any capture station and display stations.
NON CRITICAL ITEMS. All Contractor supplied hardware items not mentioned in paragraph 5.
3.1 will be considered non critical items and shall be repaired during the Contractor's normal work hours. This will include the printers associated with any capture station and display stations.
NON CRITICAL ITEMS. Non-critical items (“Non-critical Items”) are hardware items purchased from IWS that are not mentioned in Section 2.5.
1. Non-critical Items shall be repaired during IWS’s normal work hours. Printers are not among Non-critical Items and are only supported by IWS during the initial 45 days after their installation.
NON CRITICAL ITEMS. All Seller supplied hardware items not mentioned in paragraph D.
2.3.1 will be considered non critical items and shall be repaired during the Seller's normal work hours. This will include the printers associated with any capture station and display stations.