Delivery Modalities. 3.1 Limiting Supply Conditions, Force Majeure and Other Hindrances to Supply Independent of other contractual agreements, all delivery dates and deadlines are expressly subject to the absence of unfore- seen interruptions to production, sufficient supply of raw mate- rials and other third-party services required by voestalpine for timely delivery. Non-compliance with delivery dates and dead- lines in this respect shall not constitute infringement by voestal- pine on contractual obligations or other responsibilities. voestal- pine shall be released either fully or partially from its obligation to meet deadlines in fulfillment of the contract if voestalpine is hindered by an event of force majeure. Such an event shall en- title voestalpine to postpone fulfillment of the contract for the amount of the delay caused by the event or to withdraw fully or partially from its contractual obligation to deliver supplies and/ or perform services. Events of force majeure such as war, riots, explosions, fire, strikes, lock-outs and other unforeseen condi- tions that essentially complicate the performance of supply and delivery or make it impossible (including serious machine breakdowns, bottlenecks in the supply of primary materials or hindrances in transport) shall apply no matter whether they oc- cur at the supplier or at one of the designated subsuppliers. In the event that the duration of force majeure experienced by voestalpine exceeds a period of 2 weeks, voestalpine and the customer shall mutually endeavor to negotiate a solution for ex- ecution of the contractual agreement. In the event that the du- ration of force majeure experienced by voestalpine exceeds a period of 3 months and no mutual agreement is achieved, the contractual partner shall have the right to withdraw from the agreementwith respectto goodsthat have not entered production. Suchwithdrawalshallnotconstitute anyclaimsagainstvoestalpine.
Delivery Modalities. 1. For On-Campus Dual Enrollment and Online Dual Enrollment Offered during FIU Fall and Spring Terms: For dual enrollment offered at FIU campus(es) and online dual enrollment courses delivered via the Non-Facilitated Integrated or Non- Facilitated Dedicated (Traditional FIU Online) modality (refer below to description of this modality), offered in the fall and spring terms, each participating SBBC District school will pay the standard tuition rate per credit hour. Additionally, registration and laboratory fees are not included in the payments; students are exempt from paying any registration, tuition, or laboratory fees
2. For Dual Enrollment Offered Directly at Schools (including District High Schools and, as Applicable, Middle Schools): Each participating SBBC District school shall directly pay FIU a $1,500 academic monitoring and oversight fee per unique dual enrollment course, per semester, deployed by SBBC instructional staff who serve as courtesy appointment lecturer(s) for FIU. Such courses must be approved by the individual District high/middle school administration and the SBBC Department of Secondary Learning. Additionally, as requested and approved by the individual District high/middle school administration and the SBBC Department of Secondary Learning an FIU faculty or adjunct instructor hired to teach a class on a participating SBBC District high/middle school campus, a fee of $5,000 will be charged to each participating SBBC school for the provision of educational services. The $1,500 fee is waived for academic monitoring and oversight when a FIU faculty or adjunct instructor teaches the course.
Delivery Modalities. 3.1 Limiting Supply Conditions, Force Majeure and Other Hindrances to Supply Independent of other contractual agreements, all delivery dates and deadlines are expressly subject to the absence of unforeseen interruptions to production, sufficient supply of raw materials and other third-party services required by voestalpine for timely delivery. Non-compliance with delivery dates and deadlines in this respect shall not constitute infringement by voestalpine on contractual obligations or other responsibilities. voestalpine shall be released either fully or partially from its obligation to meet deadlines in fulfillment of the contract if voestalpine is hindered by an event of force majeure. Such an event shall entitle voestalpine to postpone fulfillment of the contract for the amount of the delay caused by the event or to withdraw fully or partially from its contractual obligation to deliver supplies and/or perform services. Events of force majeure such as war, riots, explosions, fire, strikes, lock-outs and other unforeseen conditions that essentially complicate the performance of supply and delivery or make it impossible (including serious machine breakdowns, bottlenecks in the supply of primary materials or hindrances in transport) shall apply no matter whether they occur at the supplier or at one of the designated subsuppliers. In the event that the duration of force majeure experienced by voestalpine exceeds a period of 2 weeks, voestalpine and the customer shall mutually endeavor to negotiate a solution for execution of the contractual agreement. In the event that the duration of force majeure experienced by voestalpine exceeds a period of 3 months and no mutual agreement is achieved, the contractual partner shall have the right to withdraw from the agreement with respect to goods that have not entered production. Such withdrawal shall not constitute any claims against voestalpine.
3.2 Terms of Delivery Insofar as conditions have not been specified to the contrary, the indicated dates and deadlines of delivery are reference values that are generally subject to confirmation and in no way entitle the customer to any compensation for delay in the performance of supplies and services, irrespective of legal grounds. However, the customer is entitled, after fruitless expiry of a reasonable grace period, to withdraw from the contract following prolonged delays attributed to voestalpine. This shall only apply where delayed goods have not already entered the prod...
Delivery Modalities. 1. For On-Campus Dual Enrollment, including Online Dual Enrollment: For dual enrollment offered at FIU campus(es) and online dual enrollment courses, offered in the fall and spring terms, each participating SBBC District high school will pay the standard tuition rate per credit hour. Additionally, registration and laboratory fees are not included in the participating SBBC District high school payments; students are exempt from paying any registration, tuition, or laboratory fees. The school district will not receive funds under FEFP for xxxxxxx; therefore, summer enrollment is exempt from payment from the school district. Subject to annual appropriation in the General Appropriations Act, FIU shall receive an amount of funding equivalent to the standard tuition rate per credit hour for each dual enrollment course taken by a student during the summer term.
2. For Dual Enrollment Offered Directly at Schools (including High Schools and, as Applicable, Middle Schools): Each participating SBBC District High School shall directly pay FIU a $1,500 academic monitoring and oversight fee per unique dual enrollment course by SBBC instructional staff who serve as courtesy appointment lecturer for FIU. Additionally, if an FIU faculty or adjunct instructor is hired to teach a class on a participating SBBC District High School campus, a fee of $5,000 will be charged to the school for the provision of educational services. The $1,500 fee is waived for academic monitoring and oversight when a FIU faculty or adjunct instructor teaches the course.
