Buyer must. (1) employ only trained and qualified inspectors and assessors;
(2) notify Seller, in advance, of when the inspectors or assessors will be on the Property;
(3) abide by any reasonable entry rules or requirements that Seller may require;
(4) not interfere with existing operations or occupants of the Property; and
(5) restore the Property to its original condition if altered due to inspections, studies, or assessments that Buyer completes or causes to be completed.
Buyer must keep seller’s confidential information confidential; only use seller’s confidential information for purposes relating to this contract; and not disclose seller’s confidential information to any third party except as expressly authorised by this contract or in a notice from seller to buyer. buyer may disclose seller’s confidential information: as required by law (including under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth)); or pursuant to an accountability obligation. Unless prevented by law, buyer must inform seller about any proposed disclosure of seller’s confidential information under clause 12.2.6a). Clause 12.2.5 does not prevent buyer providing access to seller’s confidential information on a confidential basis to: buyer’s employees, contractors, auditors and advisers for purposes relating to this contract, or an agency, in relation to the operation of clause 1.4 or for a purpose relating to the agency’s functions. If a party becomes aware that it has breached its obligations under this clause 12.2, it must immediately notify the other party. Buyer’s data seller must maintain any buyer’s data it holds securely and in accordance with Item 25 of Schedule B. seller is permitted to access and use buyer’s data for the sole purpose of performing this contract. seller has no rights in relation to buyer’s data. Unless authorised by buyer in a notice to seller, seller must not conduct any data mining activities in respect of buyer’s data. Unless authorised by buyer in a notice to seller, seller must not do anything to transfer custody or ownership of buyer’s data to a third party. seller must provide buyer access to buyer’s data as requested by buyer in a notice to seller. buyer may at any time issue reasonable directions to seller in a notice to comply with archival and information management requirements for buyer’s data that are necessary or desirable to enable buyer to comply with government policy. Subject to clause 12.3.7, seller must comply with such directions. If seller (acting reasonably) considers complying with a direction under clause 12.3.6 would materially increase its costs of performing this contract, within 15 business days it must notify buyer and propose a change to the contract under clause 16.1 to give effect to buyer’s direction under clause 12.3.6. If seller gives a notice under this clause 12.3.7, seller is not required to comply with xxxxx’s direction under clause 12.3.6 until the contract variation is agreed by the parties. Upon the e...
Buyer must. (i) employ only trained and qualified inspectors and assessors;
Buyer must keep seller’s confidential information confidential; only use seller’s confidential information for purposes relating to this contract; and not disclose seller’s confidential information to any third party except as expressly authorised by this contract or in a notice from seller to buyer. buyer may disclose seller’s confidential information: as required by law (including under the Freedom of Information Xxx 0000 (Cth)); or pursuant to an accountability obligation. Unless prevented by law, buyer must inform seller about any proposed disclosure of seller’s confidential information under clause 12.2.6a). Clause 12.2.5 does not prevent buyer providing access to seller’s confidential information on a confidential basis to: buyer’s employees, contractors, auditors and advisers for purposes relating to this contract, or an agency, in relation to the operation of clause 1.4 or for a purpose relating to the agency’s functions. If a party becomes aware that it has breached its obligations under this clause 12.2, it must immediately notify the other party.
Buyer must. (i) tender the balance of the Purchase Price to Seller in cash, certified funds or wire transferred funds;
(ii) pay or provide evidence of payment of the following: the cost of providing the Evidence of Title as defined in Section 8; any transfer tax due upon the execution or recording of the conveyance described in Section 5; the portion of real estate taxes and, if applicable, levied or pending special assessments, pursuant to the provisions of Section 10; the premium for Buyer’s owner’s policy of title insurance; all costs associated with Buyer’s financing, if any, including mortgagee’s title insurance policy costs and premiums, if any; the fees due upon recording the deed from Seller to Buyer; and Title’s fee to conduct and insure the closing of this transaction; and
(iii) cause GCROI to execute and deliver to the closing agent a counterpart original of the Termination.
Buyer must a. at all times ensure that the Software is sufficiently protected against abuse, damage (including damage as a result of latencies such as viruses, worms, trojan horses, logic bombs, et cetera), theft or destruction by any party whatsoever; and
b. prevent an unauthorised person from copying, reproducing, translating, adapting, parsing, decompiling, recreating, changing, reconstructing, accessing or otherwise multiplying or modifying the Software; and
c. inform Xxxxxx immediately of all particularities Buyer becomes aware of in respect of the unauthorised copying, changing or using of the Software and in respect of all other actions that are not allowed; and
d. ensure that the number of users does not exceed the number allowed as stated in the Agreement; and
e. immediately delete all versions of the Software once the right of use has been terminated.
Buyer must give Boeing written notice within 10 days after Buyer receives formal notice of a suit or action against Buyer alleging infringement or within 30 days after Buyer receives a written claim of infringement.
