Substantive updates Sample Clauses
The "Substantive updates" clause defines the process and requirements for making significant changes to the terms or content of an agreement or document. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a substantive update—such as modifications that affect rights, obligations, or key provisions—and may require that parties be notified or give consent before such changes take effect. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency and fairness by preventing unilateral, material alterations without proper communication or agreement, thereby protecting the interests of all parties involved.
Substantive updates. The content of the software product YourSafetynet of Media Security Networks is regularly actualised by means of updates. This actualisation is hereinafter referred to as: the “substantive updates”. The licensee can receive substantive updates during the period for which the licensee concluded a maintenance agreement, except for the substantive updates that are only made available by Media Security Networks by means of a separately purchased subscription, or during the period for which the licensee otherwise acquired the right to receive substantive updates. Media Security Networks reserves the right to at any desired moment and without prior notification designate specific substantive updates as updates for which a separate subscription must be purchased. This kind of designation does, however, not affect the receipt of substantive updates during the term of the maintenance agreement concluded at the purchase date, to the extent that these updates would fall under the scope of said maintenance agreement on the purchase date. This licence does by no means grant the licensee the right to receive and/or use substantive updates.