Critical Non-Conformity definition
Critical Non-Conformity as used herein shall exclusively comprise Material Non-Conformities which effect that the Software is completely inactive, does not respond to input, deletes data or cannot be productively used at all.
Critical Non-Conformity means significant deviations of products from specified requirements in the Regulations, or the absence of, or failure to implement and maintain, a series of required quality management system elements, or a situation which would, on the basis of available objective evidence raise highest degree of doubts to the conformity of the product that the Licensee produces.
Critical Non-Conformity as used herein shall exclusively comprise Non-Conformities which effect that the Subscription Service cannot be productively used at all. “Total Hours” means the cumulative measurement period in hours, excluding regular maintenance windows specified in the Documentation or otherwise published or announced by RAYLYTIC. If Average Availability should be less than agreed hereinbefore for reasons imputable to RAYLYTIC, RAYLYTIC will, on Customer’s request to be made within 3 months of the end of the respective calendar year, offer a credit calculated in accordance with the table below, which, during the Subscription Term, shall be offset against future recurring fees. The credit shall apply from the first full calendar year of the Subscription Term and shall be calculated as follows: Less than But not less than 99.0% 98.5% 2.5% 98.5% 98.0% 5% 98.0% 7.5% The foregoing shall not be deemed an express warranty, guarantee or guarantee of properties.
More Definitions of Critical Non-Conformity
Critical Non-Conformity means a Non-Conformity that renders continued use or intended use of the Software or System either impossible or impractical.
Critical Non-Conformity means non-conformity, which is highly dangerous for human life, health, property and environment and which should be eliminated even if the suspension of the exploitation of the unit concerned is required ;