CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 4.1 The Customer warrants that any goods removed or stored under the contract are owned by the Customer, or that the Customer has full right, power and authority to allow such removal or storage. The Customer shall indemnify the Contractor against any claim arising or expense incurred as a result of any breach of this warranty.
4.2 The Customer will ensure that no article required to be removed is left behind, that no goods or fixtures are taken away in error and articles left in unoccupied premises are protected. The Customer shall indemnify the Contractor against all claims in respect of any such matter.
4.3 The Customer will not give to the Contractor for packing, removal or storage: Any article or substance which is, or is likely to be, of a dangerous, corrosive, inflammable, explosive or damaging nature, or anything likely to encourage vermin, bora, or any other pest. The Customer shall indemnify the Contractor against all claims in respect of such goods.
a) Jewellery, watches, trinkets, precious stones or metals, money, deeds, securities, stamps, coins or goods or collections of a similar kind.
b) Prohibited or stolen goods, drugs, aerosols, paints, firearms and ammunition.
c) The customers will empty, properly defrost and clean refrigerators and deep freezers. We are not responsible for the contents.
d) Any animals and their cages or tanks including pets, birds or fish.
e) Goods that require special licence or government permission for export or import.
4.4 The Customer will notify the Contractor if there is not suitable and convenient access to the place from which the goods are to be removed. The Contractor may make an extra charge due to any access restrictions and will not be liable for any goods damaged through the lack of such access.
4.5 Obtain at your own expense, all documents, permits, licences, and customs documents necessary for the removal to be completed.
4.6 The customer warrants as follows:
a) That the property to or from which goods are removed by the company is owned by the customer or that the customer has obtained prior to the commencement and carrying out of the work by the company all necessary permits and approvals and authorisations to enable the company’s vehicles and/or employees to enter upon such property with or without vehicles for the purposes of carrying out the company’s obligations hereunder and the customer xxxxxx indemnifies the company in respect of any loss, claim or damage suffered, brought against or caused by...
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. The Customer undertakes to keep up to date with, and comply with, any applicable data protection or privacy laws in the country of the contracted nShift company and to keep up to date on amendments to the legislation.
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 Customer shall provide all cooperation necessary for Dutch Analytics to provide the Services, including but not limited to:
a. provision of all documents and information required for Dutch Analytics to fulfil its obligations under the Agreement;
b. provision of information on any activity that may impact the provision of the Services and which can be reasonably foreseen, e.g. upcoming changes in the IT environment of the Customer or increases in the workload, in a proactive and timely manner;
c. appointment of specific personnel to act as Dutch Analytics’ contacts and ensure that these individuals have the appropriate level of skill to assume their responsibilities;
5.2 If Dutch Analytics provides Services on the Customer's premises, Customer shall:
a. provide access to these premises and provide suitable facilities, such as work space and supplies;
b. provide access to necessary physical and logical access to systems, specifically the systems to be supported as part of the Services, including where applicable a dedicated network communication link and any system login information that may be required;
c. provide any authorizations, decisions and/or investigation of problems required by Dutch Analytics to fulfil its obligations under the Agreement, without delay and in due time; and
5.3 Customer ensures that such premises and facilities as set out in clause 5.2 comply with all legal and other applicable work place requirements. The Customer shall provide to Dutch Analytics and all employees and/or other contractors deployed at any of the premises with information of all applicable premises' safety and security rules.
5.4 Customer shall prepare any installation site and/or Customer environment in accordance with Dutch Analytics' instructions to ensure that any equipment is properly configured as required and operates in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s specifications. Customer is responsible for any costs associated with preparation of the installation site and Customer environment. If Customer fails to make any preparations required herein and this failure causes Dutch Analytics to incur costs during the Implementation or provision of the Services then Dutch Analytics reserves the right to invoice Customer for such costs.
5.5 Customer acknowledges that modifications or changes to the Customer environment may cause interoperability problems or malfunctions of the Services and/or the Customer environment. Customer shall inform Dutch Analytics ...
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 1. You undertake to respect the integrity of all equipment or software we supply or service and not to permit any alteration, addition, maintenance or repair of it by any party other than us in terms of this agreement. You accept that if you breach this clause or we ascertain that either you yourselves or through the actions of a third party have opened any sealed unit or otherwise compromised the integrity of any part of any equipment or software we supply or service, we shall be under no obligation to carry out any repair, maintenance or replacement of such part of the said equipment or software affected. However we shall be entitled to agree to carry out any such maintenance or repair, or in a worst case scenario, replacement of the said equipment or software affected, upon additional payment terms agreed at that time, in writing, with you. You also accept that any such action by you or any third party acting on your behalf may constitute a fundamental breach of contract entitling us to terminate the contract upon 24 hours notice in accordance with Clause 11 of this agreement.
2. Except where specified in accordance with the terms of this agreement, you shall neither hold yourselves out to be nor be held out by us or otherwise represent yourselves as being agents for us or entitled to enter into or incur any obligations on our behalf and any such unauthorised representations or obligations shall be null and void.
3. Prior to the execution of this agreement, where we have recommended an equipment scheme and/or type or level of software to you in accordance with the specifications you provide us with and in particular the needs you identify for your company and the corresponding solutions we propose to meet those needs, by signing this agreement, you acknowledge that we have satisfied your requirements in this respect. If you subsequently advise us that the equipment and/or software supplied by us do not in fact provide the required solutions to meet your needs, if this is because our solution does not meet the original specifications you gave us, we will adjust the equipment and/or software supplied at no additional expense to you. However if it transpires that our solutions do not meet your needs because your original specifications were either wrong or inadequate and insufficient to meet your needs, you accept that we shall be entitled to amend the equipment and/or software supplied but only upon you meeting all additional costs of upgrading or amendin...
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 4.1 Prior to the start of the childcare the Customer is obliged to submit to the Provider:
a) a confirmation from the attending physician confirming good health of the child and explicitly confirming that the child is fit to attend a school,
b) an application with information about the child, about previous medical issues and injuries, about frequent health problems, behavioural specifics, daily routine and eating habits and other information, c) pyjamas, spare clothing, and slippers.
4.2 The Customer is obliged to notify the Provider or his staff about any upcoming absence of the child of which he is aware.
4.3 The Customer shall notify the Provider of a sudden illness or another reason for absence from the Kindergarten at the latest until 8:00 a.m. of the given day by making a phone call to: +000 000 000 000.
4.4 Should the child be diagnosed with an infectious illness the Customer shall immediately notify the Provider of this.
4.5 To ensure a sensitive and correct pedagogic approach to his/her child, the Customer is obliged to notify the Provider of all facts which could impact the child’s behaviour and interactions with his/her peers.
4.6 The Customer is obliged to ensure that his/her child attending the Kindergarten is healthy and does not show any symptoms of an illness. If the child starts showing/shows symptoms of an illness while in the Provider’s care, the Provider shall notify the Customer of this and the Customer shall immediately pick the child up from the Kindergarten.
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. The Customer shall pay in accordance with item 3.2. of this Contract. - In case of the Event cancellation the Customer shall inform the Contractor in writing 15 (fifteen) calendar days prior to the first day of the Event, stated in Section 1 of this Contract. - The Customer may make changes in the Annex not later than 10 (ten) working days before the Events’ date. If such a deadline is not met, the Contractor may ignore any changes proposed by the Customer and provide Services as specified in paragraph 2.2. - The Customer can check the process and quality of services rendered by the Contractor at any time. - The Customer shall sign the Service Acceptance Certificate (sample in Annex No ) not later than 3 (three) working days after the completion of the Event or inform the Contractor in writing on any reasons of refusal for acceptance of its Services. The Services shall be regarded as accepted by the Customer in the absence of written objections upon the expiry of the above due date.
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 6.1. The Customer shall notify the Provider immediately in the event of a problem or disruption, but not later than 24 hours after the event.
6.2. When using the Service, the Customer is obliged to observe the established standards of ethical conduct and not in any form violate the rights, laws and interests of the Provider or third parties. The Customer agrees not to join any actions capable of being performed through the Service which are in violation of any applicable local, provincial, state, national or international law, statute, ordinance, rule or regulation.
6.3. The Service shall be provided through common and shared infrastructure and the Customer accepts and agrees to that. The Customer’s access to the relevant Services shall be terminated in the event of expiry or termination of the specific Service. The Provider shall not be responsible for any assistance whatsoever related to the Customer’s migration to an alternative provider.
6.4. The Customer agrees on its own behalf and on behalf of its representatives to use the Services for legal purposes only. The items below shall be regarded as inadmissible use of the Services (“abuse”) without excluding the afore-said, and each and every one of them shall be regarded as violation of this Agreement by the Customer:
6.4.1 the causing, assisting, abetting or use of a domain or URL hosted by the Provider for the Customer or the Customer’s end user for the purpose of directing or redirecting traffic to any material violating any applicable and statutory provisions or laws;
6.4.2 the abetting by the Customer or a representative of the Customer of the use of the above, the assisting or abetting of the use of Services (including by redirecting to web sites or a certain space) for the purpose of creating, transmitting, distributing or storing materials which: infringe the trade marks, patents, copyright laws, business secret or other intellectual property-related laws; violation of the confidentiality of personal information, public or other personal rights of third parties; the use of tools designed to compromise security (including password recovery programs, breakthrough tools or other network probing tools); the violation of international export control regulations, information protection or antiterrorist laws; violation of the secrecy of communication connections, whether by vulgar content, threats, blackmail, discrimination, abuse or by abetting hatred against an identified group; use of tools for the ...
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 1. Customer can submit on a non-exclusive basis an Instrumental Track and request a Topline and/or Demo and/or Draft on spec and free of charge. Upon acceptance of the Topline, Demo and/or Draft, Vocalkitchen will negotiate the terms and conditions of an exploitation agreement pertaining the desired Topline, Demo and/or Draft with the Customer. In the event a Topline, Demo and/or Draft is not accepted, Customer will refrain from using in part or in whole the rejected Topline, Demo and/or Draft and Vocalkitchen is free to fully reuse the rejected Topline, Demo and/or Draft.
2. Customer can request a number of Demos in a specific price range from the Vocalkitchen Catalogue. The requested Demos will be non-exclusively presented to Customer.
3. Until an Agreement has been established with a Customer pertaining a Topline, Demo and/or Draft, Customer does not have an option or (exclusive) right to use the Topline, Demo and/or Draft, including but not limited to making available to the public, to reproduce, share, release, distribute, pitch, offer the aforementioned, regardless of payment of the Vocal Fee. For example, Customer is prohibited to use the Topline, Demo and/or Draft in live sets. Customer will fully indemnify and hold harmless Vocalkitchen and/or Vocalist in this respect as defined in Article 15 of these Terms and Conditions.
4. A Topline, Demo and/or Draft is considered to be accepted by Customer upon receipt by Vocalkitchen of the payment of the agreed Flat Fee. Customer agrees and acknowledges that until the payment was received by Vocalkitchen, the Topline, Demo and/or Draft, Catalogue can be pitched to other potential Customers.
5. Customer agrees and acknowledges that upon establishing an Agreement between Customer and Vocalkitchen in respect acceptance of a Topline and/or Demo and/or Draft, Customer will be provided with an exclusive license or rights transfer agreement to facilitate the use of the Topline and/or Demo in a Track intended for a commercial Release.
6. Vocalkitchen will use its reasonable efforts to deliver a Demo and/or Draft on spec and free of charge within two
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 12.1 The Customer agrees to pay the Charges and any sums due in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement.
12.2 With the exception of the AHC networks Equipment and the Software, the Customer is responsible for providing suitable computer hardware, software and telecommunications equipment (where applicable) and services necessary to access and use the Service.
12.3 The Customer shall be responsible for the provision and maintenance of all Customer’s Equipment, associated cabling and connection to the NTP necessary for the provision and use of the Service and shall undertake identified modifications under clause 13.1, such modification to be at the Customer’s own cost.
12.4 The Customer shall be responsible for the safe-keeping and proper use of the AHC networks Equipment, and the Customer shall pay for the replacement and or repair of any such apparatus which is lost, damaged (otherwise than by fair wear and tear) or destroyed and AHC networks’ charge for replacement of the apparatus shall be at AHC networks’ discretion, together with a charge for materials for the replacement or repair of the apparatus.
12.5 The Customer shall be responsible for configuring the Customer Equipment (e.g. computer equipment) with the Software and shall ensure that the Customer Equipment complies with all requirements specified by AHC networks during the provision of Service.
12.6 The Customer shall return all AHC networks Equipment to AHC at the termination of this agreement upon request (howsoever that termination may occur and whether lawful or not), and hereby grants AHC networks full licence to enter any place where such AHC networks Equipment may be for the purpose of inspecting, disconnecting and removing any equipment not so returned and further undertakes to indemnify and hold AHC networks harmless against all costs of so doing.
12.7 The Customer undertakes at its own expense:
12.7.1 To obtain all necessary consents, including consents to install and connect all necessary equipment and for any necessary alterations to buildings to enable the installation and use of AHC networks Equipment;
12.7.2 To provide suitable accommodation, foundations and environment including all necessary trunking, conduits and cable trays in accordance with the relevant installation standards;
12.7.3 To take up or remove, any fitted or fixed floor coverings, ceiling tiles, suspended ceiling and partition covers, as AHC networks advises are necessary, and carry out afterwards any maki...
CUSTOMER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. 19.1 When a Customer presents Goods for storage, it shall:
19.1.1 present the Goods in a condition suitable for storage, and which complies with all relevant statute or other regulation. Dangerous goods should be packed and stowed and stored in accordance with the IMO International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code and always to the full satisfaction of the Master of the Vessel.
19.1.2 where the Goods require any special treatment, provide full instructions for treatment of them;
19.1.3 give the Company prior written notification in respect of all dangerous substances and dangerous Goods (as defined in the IMDG Code); or any other dangerous weapon, damaging or explosive article, and shall comply in all respects with the said Code, or the directions or requirements of the all applicable health and safety laws and regulations in respect of such substances; and
19.1.4 pay for all necessary permits and licences.
19.2 Any delay arising out of the provisions of Clause 19.1 shall be at the expense of the Customer.
19.3 The Customer may inspect the Goods from time to time during business hours, provided that the Customer gives the Company reasonable notice and the person sent to inspect the Goods provides written authority to the Company of his authority to do so.
