Contents and Principles of Cooperation Sample Clauses

Contents and Principles of Cooperation. I. In addition to the independent admission by Party A, Party A authorizes Party B to act as an agent for admission of students who apply for German Language Program and student’s application for foreign university, study abroad service and visa application for the German Language Program established by Party A. The German Language Study Abroad Program shall be run at the less popular language campus of Beijing Foreign Studies University (Zizhuyuan Campus); Party B shall not collect any fees from any third party in the name of admission or Party A. II. Party A shall be responsible for teaching management, student management, teaching hardware and faculty of German Language Study Abroad Program. III. Party B shall not, at any time and under any circumstance, be entitled to enter into any agreement or contract or relevant Letter of Authorized Intent with any institution or individual on behalf of or in the name of Party A (unless an agreement is otherwise signed); Party B shall not engage in any other activities in the name of Party A, which are irrelevant to the cooperation program or beyond the scope of cooperation (unless an agreement is otherwise signed). IV. Party B shall not use any network or print media such as text, audio, video, website, WeChat official account, which are relevant to Party A’s identity and open to the public without the written consent of Party A,; Party B shall not list Party A as a business institution related to Party B. The name authorized by Party A to Party B shall not be listed as a cooperation organization of an affiliate of Party B without Party A’s consent.
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1.1 As a provider of China Unicom application software business platform, Party A shall provide, for a consideration, business connection and platform supporting service, and shall be in charge of the building and maintenance, online and relevant channel operation of application software business platform. Party A shall also provide Party B, for a consideration, with such services as calculation and collection of information fees, marketing and customer services on behalf of Party B. 1.2 To the extent not violating the laws, regulations and relevant industry management policies, Party A will conduct a fair cooperation with Party B (who shall have relevant qualifications and permits) in jointly developing the information services of application software. Both Parties will comply with the relevant management rules and requirements imposed by the State and the supervisory authorities on the industry and mobile information business by sticking to the principles of honesty, mutual faith and win-win cooperation, and provide customers with good-quality business and services within the scope of cooperation designated by Party A. 1.3 During the term of cooperation, the enterprise code assigned by Party A to Party B as a game business platform participant shall be 91926. The resources of such enterprise code shall be owned by Party A; Party A may recover and re-assign such enterprise code after the termination hereof, and Party B shall not re-use such enterprise code that has already been recovered and re-assigned by Party A.
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. I. In addition to the independent admission by Party A, Party A authorizes Party B to act as an agent for admission of students who apply for German Language Program and student’s application for foreign university, study abroad service and visa application for the German Language Program established by Party A. The German Language Study Abroad Program shall be run at the place designated by Party A; Party B shall not collect any fees from any third party in the name of admission or Party A. II. Party A shall be responsible for teaching management, student management, teaching hardware and faculty of German Language Study Abroad Program. III. Party B shall not, at any time and under any circumstance, be entitled to enter into any agreement or contract or relevant Letter of Authorized Intent with any institution or individual on behalf of or in the name of Party A (unless an agreement is otherwise signed); Party B shall not engage in any other activities in the name of Party A, which are irrelevant to the cooperation program or beyond the scope of cooperation (unless an agreement is otherwise signed). IV. Party B shall not use any network or print media such as text, audio, video, website, WeChat official account, which are relevant to Party A's identity and open to the public without the written consent of Party A,; Party B shall not list Party A as a business institution related to Party B. The name authorized by Party A to Party B shall not be listed as a cooperation organization of an affiliate of Party B without Party A's consent. V. The deposit, RMB 200,000 (In words: RMB two hundred thousand Yuan only) yuan paid by Party B to Party A, will be automatically transferred to this Agreement for further execution. The deposit shall be refunded to Party B within 10 working days upon termination of the cooperation as determined by both parties, provided that Party B does not breach any provision under the Agreement. If Party B breaches the Agreement during the cooperation period, Party A may unilaterally deduct corresponding amount of deposit paid by Party B in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. The above clauses are fundamental clauses, and any breach of contract by either party shall be deemed as a fundamental breach of contract, who shall be liable for the breach as specified under the Agreement, and shall bear all direct and indirect losses caused to the non-breaching party by the breach of contract.
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1. To the extent not violating the laws, regulations and relevant industry management policies, Party A will conduct a fair cooperation with Party B (who shall have relevant qualifications and permits) in jointly developing the game business. Both Parties will comply with the relevant management rules and requirements imposed by the State and the supervisory authorities on the industry and data value-added business by sticking to the principles of honesty, mutual faith and win-win cooperation, and provide customers with good-quality business and services. 2. Contents of Cooperation and Description of Business: During the term of cooperation, Party B will place the contents under cooperation on the “Migu Game Business Platform” provided by Party A, and shall be responsible for providing support services with respect to the contents provided by it. All information involved over the course of cooperation shall be subject to the contents posted in “Migu Game Business Platform.” The respective sections each Party is responsible for maintenance shall be defined according to the connection point of the Parties’ equipment. Party A’s end of connection point shall be maintained by Party A, and Party B’s end of connection point shall be maintained by Party B. Both Parties shall do its own duties to ensure the normal operation of the business. 3. Division of Duties between the Parties:
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1.1 Party A, as an Internet business provider, and Party B, as a cell phone game content provider, will establish a cooperation relationship in the area of cell phone game service. 1.2 The details of the content and application services provided by Party B are: 1) Party B will provide Party A with the cell phone games that are developed by its own and have legitimate intellectual properties, or third party cell phone games that are acquired by Party B by way of authorization and have been granted legitimate right of use; and 2) Party B will provide Party A the software and hardware technical support (and the timely updates thereof) for game running to secure the stable running of the games.
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1.1 Party A, as an Internet business provider, and Party B, as a mobile game content provider, will establish a cooperation relationship in the area of mobile game service. 1.2 The details of the content and application services provided by Party B are: 1) Party B will provide Party A with the mobile games that are developed by itself and have legitimate intellectual properties, or third party mobile games that are acquired by Party B by way of authorization and have been granted legitimate right of use; and 2) Party B will provide Party A the software and hardware technical support (and the timely updates thereof) for game running to secure the stable running of the games. 1.3 Party A shall provide, for a consideration, network resources, portals and such other advertising resources, as well as connection services and business fee calculation/collection service. Party A will charge relevant information fee from the users of Party B’s mobile game service, and will share such information fee with Party B as agreed herein. 1.4 Except otherwise agreed between the Parties, Party B will acknowledge and accept the changes in cooperation business and mode proposed by Party A due to business development, and assist Party A in effecting such changes.
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1. As a provider of China Mobile game business platform, Party A shall provide, for a consideration, business connection and platform supporting service, and shall be in charge of the building and maintenance of game business platform, online of game business, and the operation of self-owned channels of relevant game business. Party A shall also provide Party B, for a consideration, with such services as calculation and collection of information fees, marketing and customer services on behalf of Party B. 2. To the extent not violating the laws, regulations and relevant industry management policies, Party A will conduct a fair cooperation with Party B (who shall have relevant qualifications and permits) in jointly developing the information services of game business. Both Parties will comply with the relevant management rules and requirements imposed by the State and the supervisory authorities on the industry and mobile information business by sticking to the principles of honesty, mutual faith and win-win cooperation, and provide customers with good-quality business and services within the scope of cooperation designated by Party A. 3. During the term of cooperation, Party B will place the contents under cooperation on the “China Mobile Game Business Platform” provided by Party A, and shall be responsible to provide supporting services with respect to the contents provided by it. All information involved over the course of cooperation shall be subject to the contents posted in “China Mobile Game Business Platform.” 4. During the term of cooperation, the enterprise code assigned by Party A to Party B as a game business platform participant shall be 710660. The resources of such enterprise code shall be owned by Party A; Party A may recover and re-assign such enterprise code after the termination hereof, and Party B shall not re-use such enterprise code that has already been recovered and re-assigned by Party A. 5. In cases of acquisition, Party B may effect the transfer of the Monternet information service cooperation relationship (including parent-subsidiary, head-branch relationship and change of company name, etc.) only upon satisfaction of the following conditions: (1) for business involving online games, the acquirer having obtained a business license for cross-regional value-added telecommunications issued by Ministry of Industry and Information Technology; (2) the acquirer being able to present relevant certificates evidencing its over 50% control o...
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Contents and Principles of Cooperation. 1.1 Party A, as a platform provider, is commissioned by Party B to provide paid services to Party B, such as game testing, adaptation and display, promotional activities and collecting and deducting fees from the users on Party B’s behalf. 1.2 Party B, as a mobile game contents provider, shall provide the users with mobile game service through Party A’s platform and commission Party A to collect and deduct fees from the users. 1.3 Subject to the different provisions on rights and obligations during the cooperation, the cooperation may take the following two modes, i.e. contents cooperation mode and channel cooperation mode: Contents cooperation mode: Party A, as the platform provider, shall provide a platform to distribute and publicize the contents provided by Party B, and Party B, as the contents provider, shall provide contents to Party A. Both parties shall cooperate with each other. Channel cooperation mode: while Party B acts as the contents provider, Party A cooperates with a cooperative partner who possesses internet channel resources to distribute and promote Party B’s mobile game products. The three parties shall cooperate with one another. 1.4 Party A shall collect information service fees (“Information Fees”) from the users who use Party B’s mobile game services on behalf of Party B, and share such fees to Party B in accordance with the provisions hereof. 1.5 Unless otherwise agreed, Party B shall acknowledge the change to the cooperative business and the mode of cooperation that is put forward by Party A as a result of the development of its business, and assist Party A in completing such change.
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