Common use of Error Clause in Contracts

Error. (1) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect functioning of Software caused by the Software’s failure to meet a Functional Specification therefore; or, (2) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect or incomplete statement in Documentation caused by the failure of the Software and/or the Documentation to meet a Functional Specification therefore. Functional Specifications – the design and/or performance criteria for and qualities of the Software described as Functional Specifications in the Scope of Work.

Error. (1i) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect functioning of Software caused by the Software’s failure to meet a Functional Specification thereforeSpecification; or, (2ii) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect or incomplete statement in Documentation caused by the failure of the Software and/or the Documentation documentation to meet a Functional Specification therefore. Functional Specifications – the design and/or performance criteria for and qualities of the Software described as Functional Specifications in the Scope of WorkSpecification.

Error. Either (1a) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect functioning of Software caused by the Software’s failure to meet a Functional Specification thereforeSpecifications therefor; or, (2b) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect or incomplete statement in Documentation caused by the failure of the Software and/or the Documentation to meet a Functional Specification therefore. Functional the Specifications – the design and/or performance criteria for and qualities of the Software described as Functional Specifications in the Scope of Worktherefor.

Error. (1) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect functioning of Software caused by the Software’s failure to meet a Functional Specification thereforetherefor; or, (2) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect or incomplete statement in Documentation caused by the failure of the Software and/or the Documentation to meet a Functional Specification therefore. Functional Specifications – the design and/or performance criteria for and qualities of the Software described as Functional Specifications in the Scope of Worktherefor.

Error. (1i) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect functioning of Software caused by the Software’s failure to meet a Functional Specification thereforeSpecification; or, or (2ii) any error or defect resulting from an incorrect or incomplete statement in Documentation caused by the failure of the Software and/or the Documentation documentation to meet a Functional Specification therefore. Functional Specifications – the design and/or performance criteria for and qualities of the Software described as Functional Specifications in the Scope of WorkSpecification.