Tennessee § 12-3-1210 Authority of the Tennessee board of regents system and the University of Tennessee system

Tennessee Statutes

§ 12-3-1210 — Authority of the Tennessee board of regents system and the University of Tennessee system

Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the Tennessee board of regents system and the University of Tennessee system are authorized to:

(1)Develop procedures to apply the policy of § 12-3-701 to their constituent institutions, including procedures describing the circumstances in which limitations below two (2) times the value of the contract are permitted and procedures for obtaining permission from the appropriate official of the Tennessee board of regents or the University of Tennessee;

(2)Purchase software for use restricted solely to academic teaching or research upon terms that may limit the contractor's liability or warranties; provided, that in no event, shall the liability of the contractor be limited for intentional torts, criminal acts or fraudulent conduct; and (3) Acquire so

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Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the Tennessee board of regents system and the University of Tennessee system are authorized to: (1) Develop procedures to apply the policy of § 12-3-701 to their constituent institutions, including procedures describing the circumstances in which limitations below two (2) times the value of the contract are permitted and procedures for obtaining permission from the appropriate official of the Tennessee board of regents or the University of Tennessee; (2) Purchase software for use restricted solely to academic teaching or research upon terms that may limit the contractor's liability or warranties; provided, that in no event, shall the liability of the contractor be limited for intentional torts, criminal acts or fraudulent conduct; and (3) Acquire software or services, materials, supplies and equipment free or at nominal cost upon terms that may limit the contractor's liability or warranties; provided, that in no event, shall the liability of the contractor be limited for intentional torts, criminal acts or fraudulent conduct.

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