Common use of ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS Clause in Contracts

ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS. Except as set out in Section 8.2, no rights or obligations of the Parties arising from this Consortium Agreement may be assigned or transferred, in whole or in part, to any third party without the other Parties’ prior formal approval. Note that subcontracting is not considered as an assignment as the responsibilities remain for the Party itself. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in Section 6.3.1.2 (LP)/ 6.3.6 (SP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Changes to the core text of the Consortium Agreement have to be negotiated between the Parties. All Parties should notice that some changes to this Consortium Agreement (for instance Accession of a new Party) may be taken by a decision made by the General Assembly and will not require a formal signature of each Party. Parties are protected against major contract changes through the use of veto rights (see Section 6.2.4 [GOV LP]/6.3.4 [GOV SP]). For small projects see [Module GOV SP] Article 6.3.6.

ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS. Except as set out in Section 8.28.3, no rights or obligations of the Parties arising from this Consortium Agreement may be assigned or transferred, in whole or in part, to any third party without the other Parties’ prior formal approval. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in 6.3.7 (SP)/ Section 6.3.1.2 (LP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Note that subcontracting is not considered as an assignment as the responsibilities remain for the Party itself. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in Section 6.3.1.2 (LP)/ 6.3.6 (SP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Changes to the core text of the Consortium Agreement have to be negotiated between the Parties. All Parties should notice that some changes to this Consortium Agreement (for instance Accession of a new Party) may be taken by a decision made by the General Assembly and will not require a formal signature of each Party. Parties are protected against major contract changes through the use of veto rights (see 6.3.5 [GOV SP] / Section 6.2.4 [GOV LP]/6.3.4 [GOV SPLP]). For small projects see [Module GOV SP] Article 6.3.6.

ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS. Except as set out in Section 8.28.3, no rights or obligations of the Parties arising from this Consortium Agreement may be assigned or transferred, in whole or in part, to any third party without the other Parties’ prior formal approval. Note that subcontracting is not considered as an assignment as the responsibilities remain for the Party itself. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in Section 6.3.1.2 (LP)/ 6.3.6 (SP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Changes to the core text of the Consortium Agreement have to be negotiated between the Parties. All Parties should notice that some changes to this Consortium Agreement (for instance Accession of a new Party) may be taken by a decision made by the General Assembly and will not require a formal signature of each Party. Parties are protected against major contract changes through the use of veto rights (see Section 6.2.4 [GOV LP]/6.3.4 [GOV SP]). For small projects see [Module GOV SP] Article 6.3.6.

ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS. Except as set out in Section 8.2, no rights or obligations of the Parties arising from this Consortium Agreement may be assigned or transferred, in whole or in part, to any third party without the other Parties’ prior formal approval. Note that subcontracting is not considered as an assignment as the responsibilities remain for the Party itself. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in Section 6.3.1.2 (LP)/ 6.3.6 (SP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Changes to the core text of the Consortium Agreement have to be negotiated between the Parties. between all Parties. All Parties should notice that some changes to this Consortium Agreement (for instance Accession of a new Party) may be taken by a decision made by the General Assembly and will not require a formal signature of each Party. Parties are protected against major contract changes through the use of veto rights (see Section 6.2.4 [GOV LP]/6.3.4 [GOV SP]). For small projects see [Module GOV SP] Article 6.3.6.

ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENTS. Except as set out in Section 8.28.23, no rights or obligations of the Parties arising from this Consortium Agreement may be assigned or transferred, in whole or in part, to any third party without the other Parties’ prior formal approval. Note that subcontracting is not considered as an assignment as the responsibilities remain for the Party itself. Amendments and modifications to the text of this Consortium Agreement not explicitly listed in Section 6.3.1.2 (LP)/ 6.3.6 (SP) require a separate written agreement to be signed between all Parties. Changes to the core text of the Consortium Agreement have to be negotiated between the Parties. All Parties should notice that some changes to this Consortium Agreement (for instance Accession of a new Party) may be taken by a decision made by the General Assembly and will not require a formal signature of each Party. Parties are protected against major contract changes through the use of veto rights (see Section 6.2.4 [GOV LP]/6.3.4 [GOV SP]). For small projects see [Module GOV SP] Article 6.3.6.