KMHA definition
Examples of KMHA in a sentence
ACCORDINGLY, CUSTOMER AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, DEFEND AND HOLD HARMLESS KMHA AND ITS DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL LOSSES, DAMAGES AND CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF THE CONDITION OF SUCH PREMISES OR UTILITIES.
Customer may relocate the Designated Equipment, provided that Customer promptly informs KMHA of the subsequent location in writing.
Customer’s use of obsolete or non-conforming materials from third party suppliers contrary to the recommendation of KMHA shall be at its own risk and liability.
Customer shall be solely responsible for providing KMHA with such access and for paying all costs and expenses associated therewith.
Customer shall give KMHA prompt written notice of such noncompliance discovered through testing or other use, together with any available details that may reasonably assist KMMI to effect a cure without additional cost or expense to Customer.
KMHA may, at its expense, conduct an audit, during Customer’s normal business hours, of Customer’s use of the Licensed Programs and Documentation to verify compliance with the terms of the Agreement.
KMHA shall not be liable for the performance or non-performance of materials provided by third party suppliers to KMHA.
KMHA’s warranty obligations with respect to any Licensed Program shall be void if such Licensed Program or Product is modified, reconfigured, or altered in any way by or through Customer without the express prior written consent of KMHA.
Customer is solely responsible, at its cost and expense, for (a) preparing the site for installation; (b) storing the Licensed Programs after delivery but prior to installation; (c) moving the Licensed Programs from their delivery point to the installation site; and (d) unless otherwise agreed by KMHA in writing, the actual installation of the Licensed Programs, as applicable, in accordance with the manufacturer’s and/or KMHA’s specifications.
Should a third party supplier terminate its relationship with KMHA, KMHA will seek a reasonable alternative solution for the materials affected by such termination.