COOPERATION WITH EXTERNAL ENTITIES Sample Clauses

COOPERATION WITH EXTERNAL ENTITIES. In cooperation with external entities, including subcontractors, a Partner shall bear the sole liability towards the Lead Partner for the compliance of the actions of the external entity acting on behalf of the Partner with the provisions of this Partnership Agreement. The Lead Partner shall be immediately informed of the subject and scope of the agreement concluded with an external entity. Rights and obligations resulting from this agreement cannot be partly or fully transferred to another entity without a prior consent of all other Partners and the Managing Authority. Contracting the implementation of all or a part of tasks assigned to a given Partner shall be in accordance with the provisions of the UE and national law, including the provisions regulating the award of public contracts.
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COOPERATION WITH EXTERNAL ENTITIES. In case of cooperation with external entities, including subcontractors, the respective Project Partner shall be solely responsible towards the Lead Partner for the compliance of the activities of the external entity, acting for and on behalf of the respective Project Partner, with the provisions of the Partnership Agreement. The Lead Partner shall be immediately informed about the subject and scope of the agreement concluded with the external entity. The rights and obligations under the Agreement may not be transferred partially or as a whole to another entity without the prior consent of all the other Parties and the Managing Authority. The commissioning of a part or all of the tasks assigned to a Party shall take place in accordance with the project implementation rules stipulated in §2. § 7 SUBMISSION OF A PARTIAL PAYMENT APPLICATION AND VERIFICATION OF EXPENDITURE Each Project Partner submits to the relevant Controller partial progress reports for its own part of the project including annexes within the time limits and in accordance with the rules defined in the Programme Manual. The Controller verifies the partial progress report and the eligibility of the expenditure declared therein. This verification shall be carried out in accordance with the regulations, guidelines or procedures established in the participating country concerned, taking into account the Programme rules. The verification of the Partner's expenditure is carried out on the basis of the data contained in the partial progress report and documents provided by the Partner, in accordance with the requirements stipulated in the Programme Manual If, during the verification of a partial progress report, the Controller finds that national or EU rules or project implementation rules referred to in the Programme manual have been violated, the controller may recognise the relevant expenditure as incurred incorrectly in full or in part and reduce the partial progress report accordingly. This also applies to the expenditure incurred before the Agreement was signed. In the case of expenditure incurred irregularly in relation to public procurement or infringement of the principle of competitiveness, its level shall be determined in accordance with national regulations or principles. If no regulations or principles apply in the participating country that determine the amount of expenditure incurred irregularly, the Controller shall apply the rates of financial corrections set out in Commission Deci...
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