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COMMENT ON THE CSAA ASAP PROGRAM FROM SEPTEMBER 25, 2015 ARTICLE
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Ken Re ASAP. "The Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP) is a national program that is the next generation for the processing of information from alarm monitoring stations needing emergency dispatch."
Personally, I think this CSAA dedicated software that communicates between centrals and the 911 centers is a bunch of crap. While the idea might be good (this has been floated for the past 10 years) the implementation on who can use the software and memberships one needs to have before they can get the software; is a concern.
WATCH MOM AND POPS.....we are about to get screwed....!!
anon
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UL INDEMNITY QUESTION
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Ken:
You know George- is this a clear question you can answer ?
If there is a fee for further research then please advise.
Keith
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Keith
The following is the "COPYRIGHT" WARNING and their Liability Disclaimers on the new revisions of ANSI / ul2034 recently Published. These Warnings & disclaimers are not actually WITHIN the pages of the Standard; however, they were included in the INFO I printed out that was included in notes ahead of the actual Standard.
I would like to have you ask any Attorney you TRUST, IF THESE "DISCLAIMERS ARE ALSO COVERED UNDER THE copyrights.
I BELIEVE THESE DISCLAIMERS WILL SHOCK EVERY FIRE CHIEF & CODE WRITING OFFICIAL, ... INCLUDING THE GOVERNOR.
I personally do not believe a "Disclaimer" is a part of the Standard; however, I am not a Copyright Attorney.
I do believe it is absolutely DYNAMITE IF WE CAN USE IT. EVEN THOUGH IT JUST SAYS: "STANDARD", NOT UL2034.
Although it would not be as Powerful or DIRECT, I do have another IDEA
George
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RESPONSE
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Not sure what is so exciting about the disclaimer. The one in the Standard Form contracts from me is better or at least as good. The disclaimer of implied warranties is probably not even applicable because implied warranties attach to a product, not a service. [implied warranties are that the product is suitable for intended purpose and will pass without objection in the market]. Enforcement of the indemnity provision is also questionable because I have reservations if you can establish indemnity without an express agreement to indemnity, and I don't think buying a product or service without specifically signing an indemnity agreement would create that obligation.
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