Vendor-Side Downtime Sample Clauses

Vendor-Side Downtime. We will not be responsible under any circumstances for any delays or deficiencies in the provision of, or access to, the Services to the extent that such delays or deficiencies are caused by third party service providers, third party licensors, or “upstream” service or product vendors.
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Vendor-Side Downtime. F1 will not be responsible under any circumstances for any delays or deficiencies in the provision of, or access to, the Services to the extent that such delays or deficiencies are caused by third party service providers, third party licensors, or “upstream” service or product vendors.
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Vendor-Side Downtime. IGLOO will not be responsible under any circumstances for any delays or deficiencies in the provision of, or access to, the Services to the extent that such delays or deficiencies are caused by third-party service providers, third-party licensors, or “upstream” service or product vendors. Client and IGLOO expressly agree that this paragraph is intended to be as broad as permitted by the laws of the State of [State Name] and that this paragraph shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of [State Name].
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Vendor-Side Downtime. Pacific Coast will not be responsible under any circumstances for any delays or deficiencies in the provision of, or access to, the Services to the extent that such delays or deficiencies are caused by third-party service providers, third-party licensors, or “upstream” service or product vendors. Client and Pacific Coast expressly agree that this paragraph is intended to be as broad as permitted by the laws of the State of Oregon and that this paragraph shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Oregon.
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Vendor-Side Downtime. SimplePowerIT will not be responsible under any circumstances for any delays or deficiencies in the provision of, or access to, the Services to the extent that such delays or deficiencies are caused by third-party service providers, third-party licensors, or “upstream” service or product vendors. Client and SimplePowerIT expressly agree that this paragraph is intended to be as broad as permitted by the laws of the State of Washington and that this paragraph shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Massachusetts.
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