Costs of assistance. Where, by operation of clause 14.4, Jump Design and Print Ltd is obliged to provide assistance to the Client, or to third parties at the request of the Client (including submission to an audit or inspection and/or the provision of information), such assistance shall be provided at the sole cost and expense of the Client, save where such assistance directly arises from Jump Design and Print Ltd’s breach of its obligations under this clause 14, in which event the costs of such assistance shall be borne by Jump Design and Print Ltd.
Costs of assistance. 1. The Customs Authorities shall waive all claims on each other for the reimbursement of costs incurred in the execution of this Agreement.
2. If expenses of a substantial and extraordinary nature are or will be required to execute the request, the Customs Authorities shall consult to determine the terms and conditions under which the request will be executed.
Costs of assistance. Each Progenics Party shall perform the activities it is required to perform under Sections 2.6 and 2.9(a), Article 3, Sections 4.5 and 4.6, Section 5.2(c) and (d) and Articles 7 and 12, except as otherwise specifically provided therein, at no charge to Salix. If Salix shall request that a Progenics Party perform any other activities in connection with the Collaboration or the Commercialization and Development of the Compound or any Product, then Salix shall reimburse the applicable Progenics Party for any and all costs the Progenics Party incurs, including out-of-pocket costs (including travel) and personnel costs at the FTE Rate. Salix shall reimburse the applicable Progenics Party for such costs within [*] ([*]) days of Salix’s receipt of an invoice therefor accompanied by reasonable documentation. Salix shall have no obligation to reimburse any Progenics Party for any costs that may be incurred by the Progenics Parties or their Affiliates in respect of any activity, whether or not relating to the Collaboration, that is not specifically requested by Salix in writing.
Costs of assistance. Where, by operation of clause 15.4, Elle Media Group Ltd is obliged to provide assistance to the Client, or to third parties at the request of the Client (including submission to an audit or inspection and/or the provision of information), such assistance shall be provided at the sole cost and expense of the Client, save where such assistance directly arises from Elle Media Group Ltd's breach of its obligations under this clause 15, in which event the costs of such assistance shall be borne by Elle Media Group Ltd.
Costs of assistance. (1) The sending State shall not be entitled to claim reimbursement of costs from the receiving State for the provided assistance. This shall also apply to costs incurred through the use, damage, or loss of protection, rescue, and other equipment, including means of transportation.
(2) The costs of assistance provided by legal or natural persons through the sending State shall be covered by the receiving State. The receiving State must request this assistance directly and agree to reimburse the costs of assistance provided.
(3) The transportation means used for the provision of assistance shall be exempt from payment for the use of traffic infrastructure and possible charges or other contributions.
(4) Should rescue teams and individual experts providing assistance run out of the supplies brought with them, the receiving State shall cover the costs of their upkeep and the needed supplies until the completion of their task of assistance. If necessary, proper logistical support and medical care shall be provided for them.
(5) Before arriving in the receiving State’s territory, rescue teams and individual experts providing assistance must have appropriate health insurance to cover potential treatment costs.
Costs of assistance. 1. The following expenses incurred by an authority in the requested state in carrying out a request shall, upon application, be paid or reimbursed by the requesting state: travel ex- penses; fees of experts; costs of stenographic reporting by other than salaried government employees; costs of interpreters; costs of translation; and fees of private counsel ap- pointed with the approval of the requesting state for a person giving testimony or for a de- fendant.
2. No reimbursement shall be claimed for any other expenses.
3. All expenses incurred in relation to a request pursuant to Article 26 shall be borne by the requesting state.
4. No bond, guarantee, or other security for the expected costs shall be required.
Costs of assistance. Each Party shall be responsible for all its own costs associated with providing assistance. Each Party shall not be liable for any portion of any expenses incurred by the other unless expressly agreed upon in writing, prior to the incurrence of the expense.
Costs of assistance. Each Party shall be responsible for all of its own costs associated with providing assistance unless previous agreed upon arrangements have been made. ASPCA and the Cooperating Party shall not be liable for any portion of any expenses incurred by the other unless it has been expressly agreed upon in writing, prior to the incurrence of the expense.
Costs of assistance. Progenics shall perform the activities it is required to perform under Section 2.9 (Know-How Disclosure and Transfer), Article 3 (Governance of Collaboration), Section 5.2.2 (Transfer of Manufacturing Know-How) and Article 7 (Intellectual Property), except as otherwise specifically provided therein, at no charge to Ono. If Ono shall request that Progenics perform any other activities in connection with the Collaboration or the Commercialization and Development of the Initial Formulation or any Product, then Ono shall reimburse Progenics for any and all costs Progenics incurs, including out-of-pocket costs (including travel) and personnel costs at the FTE Rate. Ono shall reimburse Progenics for such costs within thirty (30) days of Ono’s receipt of an invoice therefor accompanied by reasonable documentation. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Progenics, upon Ono's request, shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to prepare reports, analyze data, produce materials not covered by Section 2.9 (Know-How Disclosure and Transfer) and review Ono documents only in case such review is specifically requested by Ono, subject to payment of costs as provided in this Section 2.10 (Cost of Assistance).
