Contract Initial Period definition
Contract Initial Period means the initial term of this Contract from the Contract Commencement Date to the end date of the initial term stated in the Contract Order Form;
Contract Initial Period means such period or periods up to a maximum of the number of years in total as may be specified by the Customer, pursuant to Clause 5.2 and in the Contract Order Form; means a deed of guarantee that may be required under this Contract in favour of the Customer in the form set out in DPS Schedule 13 (Guarantee) granted pursuant to Clause 4 (Contract Guarantee); means the person, in the event that a Contract Guarantee is required under this Contract, acceptable to the Customer to give a Contract Guarantee; means the initial term of this Contract from the Contract Commencement Date to the end date of the initial term stated in the Contract Order Form;
Examples of Contract Initial Period in a sentence
Where the Contract Initial Period is less than forty-eight (48)] months a customer may elect to extend.
Where the Contract Initial Period is less than forty eight (48) months a Buyer may elect to extend.
Where the Contract Initial Period is less than forty-eight (48) months a customer may elect to extend.