B ACKGROUND Sample Clauses

B ACKGROUND. The Employee was employed full-time by the Employer as food and beverage attendant grade 2 on 2 June 2010. The Employee’s employment was made redundant on 27 June 2013 (the Redundancy). Without admission of liability, the Parties have agreed to fully and finally settle all matters arising out of and in connection with the Redundancy and the Application on the terms of settlement set out in this Settlement Agreement and Deed of Release (the Agreement).
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B ACKGROUND. BLMIS and its predecessors were registered broker-dealers and members of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation ("SIPC").
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B ACKGROUND. The Applicant was employed full-time by the Respondent as food and beverage attendant grade 2 on 2 June 2010. The Applicant’s employment was made redundant on 27 June 2013 (the Redundancy). The Applicant made a Small Claim under the Fair Work Act 2009 to the Federal Circuit Court (the Application). Without admission of liability, the Parties have agreed to fully and finally settle all matters arising out of and in connection with the Redundancy and the Application on the terms of settlement set out in this Settlement Agreement.
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B ACKGROUND. (A) The "Author" is a creator and owner of Intellectual Property rights of the Literary Works subject of this Agreement. (B) The "Author" wishes to appoint "Charlie" as its exclusive agent and publishing company to make the Literary Work available for production and/or distribution, through the Authorised Channels, within the Territories included in the IngramSpark distribution.
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B ACKGROUND. (A) The "Author" is a creator and owner of Intellectual Property rights of the Literary Works subject of this Agreement. (B) The "Author" wishes to appoint "Charlie" as its exclusive agent and publishing company to make the Literary Work available for (i) production as a Book/Audiobook and/or (ii) distribution, as a Book/Audiobook, through the Authorised Channels, within the Territories included in the INGRAMSPARK/ACX distribution. A GREED TERMS DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION In the Agreement, the party who is granting the right to use the licensed property will be referred to as "Author", and the party who is receiving the right to use the licensed property will be referred to as "Charlie".
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B ACKGROUND. (A) The "Author" is a creator and owner of Intellectual Property rights of the Literary Works subject of this Agreement. (B) The "Author" wishes to appoint "Charlie" as its exclusive agent and publishing company to make the Literary Work available for (i) production as an Audiobook and/or (ii) distribution, as an Audiobook, through the Authorised Channels, within the Territories included in the ACX distribution. A GREED TERMS DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION In the Agreement, the party who is granting the right to use the licensed property will be referred to as "Author", and the party who is receiving the right to use the licensed property will be referred to as "Charlie".
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B ACKGROUND. FINGERPRINTING PROVISION Prior to beginning services, and for the duration of the agreement, Construction Manager certifies and declares under penalty of perjury to the District that it has completed the criminal background check requirements, through the California Department of Justice, of Education Code (EC) section 45125.1 and that none of its employees that may come into contact with District students have been convicted of a violent felony listed in Penal Code section 667.5(c) or a serious felony listed in Penal Code section 1192.7(c). The attached Fingerprint and Criminal Background Check Certification is hereby incorporated into the agreement and shall be completed by the Construction Manager. Construction Manager shall immediately remove any employee/agent who subsequently is convicted of a felony as defined by the same statute. If the District determines there has been a violation of this requirement, appropriate action will be taken to remove Construction Manager, its employees/agents, and/or terminate contract, including the recovery of any damages. The District may also choose to conduct background checks of all Construction Manager employees and/or agents, at the cost of the Vendor.
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