Faults. If Arrow determines in its reasonable opinion that a defect, fault or impairment to the Services results directly or indirectly from: (i) the negligence, act, omission, or default of the Customer; (ii) the Customer's breach of this Agreement;
Faults mean that the Service is not available. The Supplier shall subsequently classify the fault in accordance with the levels specified under Section 2 above. In the event that the parties disagree regarding the classification of the fault level, the Supplier’s view shall take precedence.
Faults means but shall not be limited to, any fault, error or omission in the Services caused by design defect, faulty materials, bad workmanship or other reason or a failure to meet any agreed specification.
Examples of Faults in a sentence
All Faults must be logged within 2 working days of their occurrence.
Faults reported before 9am are treated as received at 9am, and faults reported after 5pm are treated as received at 9am the next working day.
More Definitions of Faults
Faults. If Arrow determines in its reasonable opinion that a defect, fault or impairment to the Services results directly or indirectly from: (i) the negligence, act, omission, or default of the Customer; (ii) the Customer's breach of this Agreement; (iii) the operation, failure or malfunction of any network, equipment or software owned or controlled by the Customer other than equipment provided by Arrow and used in accordance with its instructions; or (iv) any third party action in response to an act or omission of the Customer or any person given access to the Services by the Customer, then Arrow may recover in arrears or advance from the Customer all reasonable costs incurred or to be incurred by it or on its behalf in connection with the remedy of such defect, fault or impairment.
Faults means any faults in relation to the Services.
Faults means errors, faults, or failures in the Hosted Software and / or Device Software;
Faults means that the Customer is unable to use the Service in accordance with the Agreement. Incidents, which do not prevent the Customer from using the Service, or that are only of minor significance for the Customer are not classified as a Fault for the purposes of the Agreement. Infracom must remedy Faults in accordance with the terms in the Agreement, or, if the Agreement does not contain fault management provisions, within a reasonable time. Infracom is responsible only for Faults due to Infracom. For example, Infracom is under no obligation to remedy Faults:
Faults means any defect in any vehicle including without being limited to, any mechanical or electrical fault. (flat batteries, burst tyres when unusable)
Faults means all faults and failures affecting the System or any component part thereof.
Faults means either (a) failure of the Infrastructure or the Supported Software to perform in accordance with the Documentation; or (b) a cessation, interruption or degradation of the usual functionality of the Infrastructure or the Supported Software.