Common use of Contract Services Clause in Contracts

Contract Services. The Solicitor shall supply the Contract Services to the Client in accordance with the provisions of the Contract. The Solicitor shall: comply with all reasonable instructions given to the Solicitor and its Staff by the Client in relation to the Contract Services from time to time, including reasonable instructions to reschedule or alter the Contract Services; immediately report to the Client’s Representative any matters which involve or could potentially involve a conflict of interest as referred to in Clause 2.1.3.1; co-operate with the Client and the Client’s other professional advisers in relation to the Contract Services as required by the Client; comply with the Client’s internal policies and procedures and Government codes and practices in force from time to time (including policies, procedures, codes and practices relating to staff vetting, security, equality and diversity, confidentiality undertakings and sustainability) in each case as notified to the Solicitor in writing by the Client; and save to the extent expressly set out in the Letter of Appointment, obtain prior written approval from the Client’s Representative before advising the Client on: European Community law (including State aid and public procurement); or public law (including national security); or the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 (or any subsequent enactment thereof); or any other issue as may be notified to the Solicitor from time to time by the Client’s Representative, and where approval is given, copy or, if the advice is given orally, confirm in writing, to the Client’s Representative, any advice given to the Client. The Solicitor shall not: knowingly act at any time during the term of the Contract in any capacity for any person, firm or company in circumstances where a conflict of interest between such person, firm or company and the Client shall thereby exist in relation to the Contract Services; or incur any expenditure which would result in any estimated figure for any element of the Contract Services being exceeded without the Client’s written agreement; or without the prior written consent of the Client, accept any commission, discount, allowance, direct or indirect payment, or any other consideration from any third party in connection with the provision of the Contract Services; or pledge the credit of the Client in any way; or engage in any conduct which in the reasonable opinion of the Client is prejudicial to the Client. Both Parties shall take all necessary measures to ensure the health and safety of the other Party’s employees, consultants and agents visiting their premises. The Solicitor accepts that the Client shall have the right after consultation with the Solicitor to require the removal from involvement in the Contract Services of any person engaged in the performance of the Contract Services if in the Client’s reasonable opinion the performance or conduct of such person is or has been unsatisfactory or if it shall not be in the public interest for the person to work on the Contract Services. Where the Solicitor is more than one firm acting as a consortium, each firm that is a member of the consortium shall be jointly and severally liable for performance of the Solicitor’s obligations under the Contract.

Contract Services. The Solicitor Supplier shall supply the Contract Services to the Client Customer in accordance with the provisions of the Contract. The Solicitor Supplier shall: comply with all reasonable instructions given to the Solicitor Supplier and its Staff by the Client Customer in relation to the Contract Services from time to time, including reasonable instructions to reschedule or alter the Contract Services; immediately report to the ClientCustomer’s Representative any matters which involve or could potentially involve a conflict of interest as referred to in Clause 2.1.3.1; co-operate with the Client Customer and the ClientCustomer’s other professional advisers in relation to the Contract Services as required by the ClientCustomer; comply with the ClientCustomer’s internal policies and procedures and Government codes and practices in force from time to time (including policies, procedures, codes and practices relating to staff vetting, security, equality and diversity, confidentiality undertakings and sustainability) in each case as notified to the Solicitor Supplier in writing by the Client; Customer including where applicable, but not limited to, such policies, procedures, codes and save to the extent expressly set out practices listed in section 2.1 of Appendix 1 of the Letter of Appointment, obtain prior written approval from the Client’s Representative before advising the Client on: European Community law (including State aid and public procurement); or public law (including national security); or the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 (or any subsequent enactment thereof); or any other issue as may be notified to the Solicitor from time to time by the Client’s Representative, and where approval is given, copy or, if the advice is given orally, confirm in writing, to the Client’s Representative, any advice given to the Client. The Solicitor Supplier shall not: knowingly act at any time during the term of the Contract in any capacity for any person, firm or company in circumstances where a conflict of interest between such person, firm or company and the Client Customer shall thereby exist in relation to the Contract Services; or incur any expenditure which would result in any estimated figure for any element of the Contract Services being exceeded without the ClientCustomer’s written agreement; or without the prior written consent of the ClientCustomer, accept any commission, discount, allowance, direct or indirect payment, or any other consideration from any third party in connection with the provision of the Contract Services; or pledge the credit of the Client Customer in any way; or engage in any conduct which in the reasonable opinion of the Client Customer is prejudicial to the ClientCustomer. without the prior written consent of the Customer, introduce new methods or systems which materially impact on the provision of the Ordered Services Both Parties shall take all necessary measures to ensure the health and safety of the other Party’s employees, consultants and agents visiting their premises. The Solicitor Supplier accepts that the Client Customer shall have the right after consultation with the Solicitor Supplier to require the removal from involvement in the Contract Services of any person engaged in the performance of the Contract Services if in the ClientCustomer’s reasonable opinion the performance or conduct of such person is or has been unsatisfactory or if it shall not be in the public interest for the person to work on the Contract Services. Where the Solicitor Supplier is more than one firm acting as a consortium, each firm that is a member of the consortium shall be jointly and severally liable for performance of the SolicitorSupplier’s obligations under the Contract.