Systematic Defect definition
Systematic Defect means a Defect attributable to the same, or substantially the same, root cause that occurs, or is likely to occur, at a statistically significant level. A single Minor Defect will not be deemed a Systematic Defect, provided however that multiple Minor Defects may, when considered collectively on impact level, be deemed a Systematic Defect. Similarly, a few major Defects may be sufficient to qualify as Systematic Defects. "Technical Information" means all Technical Specification and Know-How and all other written or printed technical information or software stored in any media or materials or prototypes communicated to the Supplier by the Buyer and all reproductions, excerpts and summaries thereof, and all modifications and/or improvements to the Technical Specification and Know-How made by or for the Supplier. “Technical Specification” means (i) all the required vehicle specifications as agreed between GRI and Buyer that are necessary to manufacture the Vehicle and are provided to the Supplier by GRI as set forth in Section 4 and (ii) all other written or printed technical information or software stored in any media or materials or prototypes communicated to the Supplier by the Buyer (or by GRI on behalf of the Buyer) and all reproductions, excerpts and summaries thereof as agreed between the parties and confirmed by the Plant (which confirmation should not be unreasonably withheld or delayed), and all modifications and/or improvements thereof made by or for the Supplier pursuant to the change management process. Examples are necessary product drawings, material lists, assembly instructions and quality requirements on paper or in electronic form provided by GRI to the Supplier for the purpose of manufacture the Vehicle in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Manufacturing Agreement. “Third Party” means a party other than any of the Parties under this Manufacturing Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, unless otherwise expressly required by the context, an Affiliate of one of the Parties to this Manufacturing Agreement shall be a Third Party. “Unique Type Bound Tooling and Equipment” means tooling and equipment owned by the Buyer that is stored at the premises of the Plant and that are specific to Buyer´s Vehicles and that are unique to the Buyer and its Affiliates. “Unique Vendor Tooling” means tooling including but not limited to molds, gauges, fixtures, owned by the Buyer and located at the premises of a Component Supplier related to Vehicle...
Systematic Defect means defects in design, material or workmanship of the Goods, which have the same root cause and appear in more than twenty per cent (20%) of the total aggre- gated number of delivered Goods of the same kind; and
Systematic Defect means a Defect attributable to the same, or substantially the same, root cause that occurs, or is likely to occur, at a statistically significant level. A single Minor Defect will not be deemed as a Systematic Defect, provided however that multiple Minor Defects may, when considered collectively on impact level, be deemed a Systematic Defect. Similarly, a few major Defects may be sufficient to qualify as Systematic Defects. Agreement No.: GEE25-012 10 For the sake of clarity, with respect to Manufacturing Related Defects, certain failures in manufacturing or inspection processes may lead to a Systematic Defect and thus be grouped in the following categories: (i) “Wrongly assembled”, (ii) “Forgotten to assemble”, (iii) “Damaged during assembly” and (iv) “Insufficient Paint application not according to Technical Specification”. "Technical Information" means all Technical Specification and Know-How and all other written or printed technical information or software stored in any media or materials or prototypes communicated to the Supplier by the Buyer and all reproductions, excerpts and summaries thereof, and all modifications and/or improvements to the Technical Specification and Know-How made by or for the Supplier. “Technical Specification” means (i) all the required vehicle specifications agreed between ETD and Polestar that are necessary to manufacture the Vehicle as set forth in Section 4 and (ii) all other written or printed technical information or software stored in any media or materials or prototypes communicated to the Supplier by the Buyer (or by ETD on behalf of the Buyer) and all reproductions, excerpts and summaries thereof as agreed between the Parties and confirmed by the Manufacturer (which confirmation should not be unreasonably withheld or delayed), and all modifications and/or improvements made by or for the Supplier pursuant to the change management process provided by ETD or Polestar. Examples are necessary product drawings, material lists, assembly instructions and quality requirements on paper or in electronic form provided by Polestar and/or its Affiliates to the Supplier for the purpose of manufacturing the Vehicle in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Manufacturing Agreement. “Territory” means export markets as defined in appendix 1 to the Service Agreement. “Third Party” means a party other than any of the Parties under this Manufacturing Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, unless otherwise expressly required by ...
Examples of Systematic Defect in a sentence
In addition to the warranty under Article 9 (Warranties and Certain Remedies), the following shall apply in a case of a Systematic Defect.
The period under which Sony Ericsson may request a remedy for any Systematic Defect shall be [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] starting from the delivery of the respective Goods.