Software Warranty definition
Examples of Software Warranty in a sentence
Customer shall promptly notify Licensor in writing of its claim within the Software Warranty Period.
These are Customer’s sole and exclusive remedies and Provider’s sole obligation for any such breach of the Software Warranty.
If such efforts are unsuccessful and the nonconformity is material, Customer’s sole remedy for a breach of the warranty described in this section 5.1 shall be as follows: Customer may terminate this Agreement, discontinue use of, and return or destroy all copies of the Software, and Sage will ensure that Customer receives a refund of the fees paid for the Software or the Maintenance Software (as applicable) during the applicable Software Warranty Period.
If Customer reports to Sage in writing within the Software Warranty Period any nonconformity between the Documentation and the Software (a “Warranty Claim”), and if Sage is able to replicate and verify that such nonconformity exists, Sage shall attempt to correct such nonconformity and supply Customer with such correction at no additional cost.
If you notify us in writing within the Software Warranty Period that the Software does not conform with the warranty in section 11.2, we will use reasonable endeavours to promptly correct any such non-conformance.