Existing Equipment definition

Existing Equipment means equipment, machines, devices or installations that are in operation prior to September 23, 1970.
Existing Equipment means a cigarette tax stamping machine that meets all of the following conditions:
Existing Equipment that part of the Licensee's Equipment installed before the date of this Agreement. "Fee": any amount payable by the Licensee under this Agreement.

Examples of Existing Equipment in a sentence

  • Remove Existing Equipment - Electrical Equipment to be removed shall include but not be limited to switchboards, panel boards, concrete foundations, equipment supports, lighting fixtures, conductors, conduit, raceway and other items as shown on the drawings or specified.

  • If the Drawing Type (see item #7 above) is a Building Plan (i.e. Floor, Roof, Demo, Existing, Equipment or Enlarged, etc.) use the Location Code shown below in place of the Sheet Sequence Number.


More Definitions of Existing Equipment

Existing Equipment that part of the Licensee's Equipment installed before the date of this Agreement.
Existing Equipment means therapy systems subject to F.9 which were manufactured on or before January 1, 1985.
Existing Equipment means therapy systems subject to this section which were manufactured on or before the effective date of these regulations.
Existing Equipment means such regulators, pipework and associated apparatus presently installed and owned by National Grid at the Site which the Customer has requested that National Grid divert as specified in the Estimate;
Existing Equipment means that part of the Licensee’s Equipment installed before the Commencement Date.
Existing Equipment means Equipment installed at a Location prior to Customer placing such Equipment under the Business Together - Avaya Services and for which Orange will provide Business Together - Avaya Services.
Existing Equipment means devices which are leased, rented or owned by the Customer outside of this Agreement, which are used to provide Services, and which remain subject to the terms and conditions of the agreements under which they were originally acquired.