Responsibility for Non-Controlled Systems Sample Clauses
The "Responsibility for Non-Controlled Systems" clause defines the allocation of responsibility when a party relies on systems or infrastructure that are not under its direct control. Typically, this clause clarifies that a party is not liable for failures, delays, or issues caused by third-party systems, such as internet service providers, cloud platforms, or external databases. By specifying these boundaries, the clause helps prevent disputes over accountability for problems outside a party's reasonable control, ensuring that risk is fairly allocated and expectations are clear.
Responsibility for Non-Controlled Systems. If the Licensor permits the Licensee to install the Software or make the Software available for use on hardware systems not owned, leased or controlled by the Licensee (“Non-controlled Systems”), the Licensee will ensure that the users of such Non- controlled Systems comply with the terms of this ▇▇▇▇ and the Licensee will indemnify the Licensor against all costs, damages and loss it suffers arising from such installation or use of the Software on Non-controlled Systems.
Responsibility for Non-Controlled Systems. If the Provider permits the User to install the Software or make the Software available for use on hardware systems not owned, leased or controlled by the User (“Non-controlled Systems”), the User will ensure users of such Non-Controlled Systems will comply to the terms of this ▇▇▇▇; and the User will indemnify the Provider against all costs, damages and loss it suffers arising from such installation or use of the Software on Non-controlled Systems.
Responsibility for Non-Controlled Systems. If CMC permits the Licensee to install the Software or make the Software available for use on hardware systems not owned, leased or controlled by the Licensee (the “Uncontrolled Systems”), the Licensee will ensure the terms of this ▇▇▇▇ are complied with by users of such Uncontrolled Systems and the Licensee indemnifies CMC for all costs, damages and loss which CMC suffers arising from such installation or use of the Software on the Uncontrolled Systems.