Common use of Collaborator Material Clause in Contracts

Collaborator Material. The Collaborator: (a) must provide the Collaborator Material (if any) to the University: (i) as set out in the Project Plan or as agreed with the University in writing, so as to enable the University to carry out the Project; and (ii) in a safe and suitable manner for the purposes of the Project; (b) must organise and pay the costs of transport of the Collaborator Material to and from the University’s premises; (c) must advise the University of any hazardous or otherwise dangerous components or properties of the Collaborator Material that it is aware of, and where applicable, instructions for safe use and operation of the Collaborator Material; and (d) is responsible for insuring, maintaining and, if necessary, repairing and replacing the Collaborator Material if required for the Project.

Collaborator Material. ‌ The Collaborator: (a) must provide the Collaborator Material (if any) to the University: (i) as set out in the Project Plan or as agreed with the University in writing, so as to enable the University to carry out the Project; and (ii) in a safe and suitable manner for the purposes of the Project; (b) must organise and pay the costs of transport of the Collaborator Material to and from the University’s premises, unless otherwise specified in the Project Plan; (c) must advise the University of any hazardous or otherwise dangerous components or properties of the Collaborator Material that it is aware of, and where applicable, instructions for safe use and operation of the Collaborator Material; and (d) is responsible for insuring, maintaining and, if necessary, repairing and replacing the Collaborator Material if required for the Project, unless otherwise specified in the Project Plan.

Collaborator Material. ‌ The Collaborator: (a) must provide the Collaborator Material (if any) to the University: (i) as set out in the Project Plan or as agreed with the University in writing, so as to enable the University to carry out the Project; and (ii) in a safe and suitable manner for the purposes of the Project; (b) must organise and pay the costs of transport of the Collaborator Material to and from the University’s premises, unless otherwise specified in the Project Plan; (c) must advise the University of any hazardous or otherwise dangerous components or properties of the Collaborator Material that it is aware of, and where applicable, instructions for safe use and operation of the Collaborator Material; and (d) is responsible for insuring, maintaining and, if necessary, repairing and replacing the Collaborator Material if required for the Project.