Delivery of the Agreement. The delivery of the agreement is in compliance with the provisions set forth in section 5.1 (five point one) of Circular “1/2005” issued by Banxico, and the parties hereby receive an original copy of the Trust Agreement, which they acknowledge for the corresponding legal effects.
Delivery of the Agreement. 4.1. Delivery takes place according to the applicable Incoterm: Ex Works. If the client refuses to take delivery at the agreed time, or is negligent in providing information or instructions that are necessary for the delivery, the contractor is entitled to store the products at the expense and risk of the client.
4.2. Goods will be at the risk of the client as soon as the contractor has informed the client that the goods, whether or not yet to be assembled in whole or in part, are ready at the contractor's or a third party to be collected by the client or to be shipped on the instructions of the client. The Client is obliged to take out full insurance cover for risks, in whatever form or capacity, at the first request of the Contractor.
4.3. If the parties explicitly agree that the contractor will ensure the transport of the products, both the costs and the risk of loss or damage during transport are at the expense of the client.
4.4. The statement of delivery terms in offers, quotations, agreements or otherwise is always made by the contractor to the best of its knowledge and these terms will be observed as much as possible, but they are only indicative and not binding. There are no strict deadlines, except insofar as the parties have explicitly stated in writing that there is a strict deadline.
Delivery of the Agreement. 9.1 In order to enable and facilitate the delivery of this Agreement, the College and the Trade Unions will operate a JNCC as a sub-committee of the SJC.
9.2 The JNCC and SJC shall each be governed by written Terms of Reference, copies of which are appended to this Agreement.
9.3 The JNCC will provide the forum for all consultation and negotiation relating to employees as defined under Clauses 4.4 and 4.5 of this agreement.
9.4 The SJC will provide the strategic direction for all employee information, negotiation and consultation, and will provide the Trade Unions with the opportunity to enter into discussion with the senior management team of the College.
9.5 If one or more Trade Unions elect not to send a representative to a meeting of the JNCC or SJC they should, in advance of the meeting, either share their views on any planned agenda items in writing to the Chair, or share their views with representatives of another Trade Union, who will attend so that these can be presented. In the absence of either action those members present at the Committee will be empowered to make a decision on any item of Committee business.
9.6 Matters negotiated nationally, such as annual pay awards which are negotiated through the New JNCHES national body, will not be the subject of local consultation, except in terms of local implementation or with reference to the management of potential or actual industrial action arising from any national dispute.
9.7 In any matters relating to individual employees of the College, or specific cases, the JNCC and the SJC are not permitted to make decisions or supersede process or procedure as set out in the College terms and conditions of employment, policies or in the Charter and Statute of the College.
9.8 In addition to the SJC and JNCC (including any of its sub committees or working groups), the College and the Trade Unions may agree to engage in other informal and ad hoc meetings as and when deemed necessary by both parties in pursuit of: • maintaining the best possible relations; • resolving disagreements and ensuring clarity of understanding; • maintaining effective communications; and • discussions relating to the variation of terms and conditions, or on matters of policy and procedure, if both parties agree that this should be undertaken outside of the JNCC.
