Common use of Recertification Requirement Clause in Contracts

Recertification Requirement. If the Support Plan or warranty term expires without purchase of a new term, Purchaser will only be eligible for a new Support Plan if Seller has inspected it and provided a written notice to Purchaser that the Hardware is eligible for a Support Plan (“Recertification Requirement”). Purchaser acknowledges that Covered Hardware may have to be repaired, at Purchaser’s sole expense, prior to being eligible for a Support Plan. If Purchaser renews the Support Plan on a piece of Covered Hardware prior to the expiration of the Support Plan Seller will waive the Recertification Requirement.

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Sources: Terms and Conditions of Sale, Terms and Conditions of Sale, Terms and Conditions of Sale

Recertification Requirement. If the Support Plan or warranty term expires without purchase of a new term, Purchaser will only be eligible for a new Support Plan if Seller has inspected it and provided a written notice to Purchaser that the Hardware is eligible for a Support Plan (“Recertification Requirement”). Purchaser acknowledges that Covered Hardware may have to be repaired, at Purchaser’s sole expense, prior to being eligible for a Support Plan. If Purchaser renews the Support Plan on a piece of Covered Hardware prior to the expiration of the Support Plan Seller will waive the Recertification Requirement.piece

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Sources: Terms and Conditions of Sale