Applicant Responsibility. Applicants must determine whether a contract service agreement would be advantageous for their facility, the duration of the service agreement, and the number of official personnel wanted under the contract. However, FGIS will determine the total number of official personnel needed to perform the requested official service and advise the applicant of the number required. The number of official personnel under contract and the number needed to perform the service may be different. The additional non- contract personnel that may be needed will be charged at the non-contract hourly rate. When an applicant desires to sign a contract with FGIS, the applicant shall complete, Form FGIS-4, Application and Agreement for Contract Service� When an applicant desires to sign a contract, FGIS will assist the applicant in determining if a contract service agreement is beneficial. FGIS will inform the applicant that official personnel under contract may be utilized for inspection and/or weighing service, and may be interchanged to provide the most efficient use of personnel. Each field office will maintain an accurate and up-to-date file of all contracts within its assigned area�
Applicant Responsibility. The applicant will prepare his or her application in duplicate. One copy will be forwarded to the Peer Review Committee. One copy will be forwarded to the immediate supervisor. (See 13.7 Administrative Review.)
Applicant Responsibility. 2.9.1 The applicant must provide for an operation and maintenance entity as required in section 2.10 of the Manual.
2.9.2 The applicant is responsible for transferring the permit from the construction phase to the operation and maintenance phase.
2.9.3 The applicant is responsible for notifying the Department of any transfer of ownership, including applying to the Department for applicable transfer of ownership within 30 days of such transfer.
Applicant Responsibility. The Applicant:
Applicant Responsibility. Participation in NatureScape is voluntary. Applicant acknowledges that they freely accept the terms of the Agreement. By voluntarily electing to participate in NatureScape and signing below, Applicant hereby acknowledges and agrees that District, Contractor and subcontractors, if any, make no representations or warranties regarding the operation of, or the results from, the native landscape and equipment (except to the extent of applicable warranties and separate contractual arrangements between Applicant and Contractors/subcontractors).
Applicant Responsibility. Applicant’s ultimate responsibility for the final text of a Credit (regardless of whether issued to support obligations of a Subsidiary Account Party) shall not be affected by any assistance Issuer may provide such as drafting or recommending text, and Applicant assumes all risks that: (a) any non- documentary conditions stated in the Credit will be ignored when presentment is made, or may cause the Credit to be interpreted by a court as a guarantee, (b) any ambiguous or inconsistent provisions may be interpreted in a manner not intended by Applicant, (c) any permitted payment or other action at a foreign location may invoke the application of foreign laws or rules, and (d) the Credit does not satisfy Applicant’s (or any Subsidiary Account Party’s) needs or intentions.
Applicant Responsibility. The applicant shall be liable for any and all damages if (but not limited to) any of the following terms if they are breached
1. The applicant has falsified documentation regarding his/her personal information, academic history, or past employment experience.
2. The applicant has not disclosed any previous criminal convictions, which will prevent the applicant from obtaining entry abroad.
3. The applicant has not disclosed any medical history that will prevent the applicant from performing their contractual obligations.
4. If the applicant has terminated their contract after an employment contract has been signed, but prior to departure, the applicant will held responsible for all reasonable costs incurred by IPR.
5. The applicant is liable for all unrecoverable travel and/or processing expenses incurred by IPR relating only to the applicant in which a premature termination of the contract results in financial detriment to IPR.
Applicant Responsibility. The Applicant is responsible for reading and carefully considering all materials made available that relate to safety, health, legal, environmental, political, cultural and religious customs and conditions in Canada. • The Applicant will take full responsibility in the event that laws, regulations, or customs are broken, regardless of foreknowledge. • The Applicant is responsible for their own safety and to exercise caution and common sense at all times and be aware of local safety or health risks. • The Applicant will be liable for any losses or damages caused to AIFS and SWAP and any other persons, and to indemnify these parties for all associated costs and expenses. • The Applicant will be fully accurate and truthful in their Application. • The Applicant understands the terms of the medical insurance coverage, including exclusions pertaining to pre-existing conditions. • In the event that there are issues with the Applicant’s duties or any part of your Program where the Applicant needs assistance, the Applicant must notify the in-country support team immediately in order to give him/her a chance to rectify the situation. In the event that the Applicant cannot obtain satisfaction from the in-country support team, a formal written letter must be submitted to the in-country coordinator and to AIFS, preferably by email (xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx) or by fax at (00 0 0000 0000). The Applicant may also submit a complaint by phone (00 0 0000 0000) if the Applicant does not have access to email or a fax machine or if the Applicant considers the issue an emergency. AIFS maintains a 24 hour, 7-day per week manned emergency number +00 (0)000 000 000 for this reason. AIFS Australia and our overseas partner can resolve most issues by simply contacting the local staff on your behalf. We will take all necessary steps to solve any problems you are having. This procedure must be followed for AIFS Australia and our overseas partner to consider all aspects of the issue you raise.
Applicant Responsibility. Applicant’s ultimate responsibility for the final text of the Credit shall not be affected by any assistance Issuer may provide such as drafting or recommending text, and Applicant assumes all risks that: (i) any non-documentary conditions stated in the Credit will be ignored when presentment is made, or may cause the Credit to be interpreted by a court as a guarantee; (ii) any ambiguous or inconsistent provisions may be interpreted in a manner not intended by Applicant; (iii) any permitted payment or other action at a foreign location may invoke the application of foreign laws or rules; and (iv) the Credit does not satisfy Applicant’s needs or intentions.
Applicant Responsibility. Applicant is responsible for approving the text of any Letter of Credit as issued by CFC and received by Beneficiary, and CFC shall not be responsible or liable to Applicant for any terms and conditions thereof that are ineffective, ambiguous, inconsistent or impossible to satisfy. Applicant’s responsibility for the final text of any Letter of Credit shall not be affected by any assistance CFC may provide such as drafting or recommending text or by CFC’s use or refusal to use text submitted by Applicant. Applicant acknowledges that CFC does not represent or warrant that a Letter of Credit will satisfy Applicant’s requirements or intentions, and that Applicant is responsible for the suitability of a Letter of Credit for Applicant’s purposes, including, but not limited to, whether the text of a Letter of Credit approved by Applicant is acceptable to Beneficiary.
