Pre-Existing Units Sample Clauses
The Pre-Existing Units clause defines how units, assets, or components that existed prior to the commencement of an agreement are treated within the contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether such units are included in the scope of work, subject to warranties, or excluded from certain obligations. For example, in a construction or supply contract, it may specify that only newly provided units are covered by the contractor’s warranty, while pre-existing ones remain the responsibility of the owner. This clause ensures clarity regarding the allocation of responsibility and risk for items that were already in place before the contract began, preventing disputes over coverage and obligations.
Pre-Existing Units. Corporate-Liable Active Units activated under an agreement that was superseded by this Enrollment Agreement will remain subject to the early termination fee set forth in the superseded agreement until expiration of the original Minimum Service Term.
Pre-Existing Units. Corporate-Liable Active Units including M2M Devices, activated under an agreement that was superseded by this Agreement will remain subject to the ETF or deactivation fee, as applicable, set forth in the superseded agreement until expiration of the original Minimum Service Term.