Description of the Agreement. This Agreement conforms in all material respects to the description thereof contained in the Registration Statement and the Prospectus.
Description of the Agreement. There is no pro forma form for a shared network upgrade facilities construction agreement in the Tariff. Below is a brief summary of the Articles of the Agreement.
Article 1 contains the defined terms used in the Agreement.3 Article 2 provides details on the effective date, term and termination of the Agreement.4 2 See Southwest Power Pool, Inc., Open Access Transmission Tariff, Sixth Revised Volume No. 1.
Description of the Agreement. The introductory section of the Agreement includes various clauses indicating that SPP has issued the Midwest NTC to Midwest, that Midwest has entered into a “Project Agreement” with ITC-GP whereby Midwest has arranged for ITC-GP to build and own the Projects in place of Midwest, and that the Agreement is entered into by the Parties to set forth their respective rights and obligations during construction of the Projects to promote the construction of transmission infrastructure in Kansas and to facilitate the construction of transmission facilities in SPP.
Article 1 of the Agreement indicates that capitalized terms in the Agreement shall have the meaning specified or referred to in the Membership Agreement or SPP Tariff. Article 2 defines the term of the Agreement as the period between the date of execution or Commission acceptance (whichever is later), and the date upon which ITC-GP has transferred functional control over the Projects to SPP. Article 2 also indicates that Article 4.3, which governs the release of Midwest’s obligations under the Membership Agreement with respect to the Projects, remains in effect and survives expiration of the Agreement. These provisions are just and reasonable as they are standard contract terms that provide clarity to the Agreement and limit its duration to the relevant time period. Furthermore, the provision indicating that Article 4.3 survives the expiration of the Agreement is just and reasonable as it is necessary to effectuate the novation of Midwest’s obligations with respect to the Projects, but is limited in scope in order to preserve Midwest’s other obligations under the Membership Agreement and Tariff.
Description of the Agreement. Xxxx University and High School wish to enter into an Agreement whereby Xxxx University will offer college credit/s to High School’s students (the “Students”), who successfully complete the college-level course, EMSE 2800 Clinical Experience in Diverse Inclusive K-6 and K-6/5-8 Classrooms, based on the one-year Tomorrow’s Teachers high school course (the “Course”) purchased by the High School prior to signing this Agreement. The Course shall be taught at the High School site by High School’s faculty who must have attended Tomorrow’s Teachers Training for school instructors. Further, upon graduating from the 4-year high school program, the students who successfully complete the Course shall be eligible for admission to Xxxx University with advanced standing in the appropriate program in which the Course applies, as long as all of the terms and conditions of this Agreement are met. Similarly, the Students may transfer these credits to other higher education institutions, if such credits are accepted by the institutions.
Description of the Agreement. Homes for Haringey is planning to enter into what the Act calls a “qualifying long term agreement”. This is an agreement which lasts for more than 12 months and concerns services to be carried in relation to the building or estate in which you are a leaseholder. This agreement will relate to the area in which your property is located. The agreement will be for the maintenance and repair of communal cold water storage tanks
Description of the Agreement. I n general. Th e a g r ee m e n t co n sis t s of a s t an d ar d p ar t an d a ppe n ded sc h ed- u les. Th e s t an d ar d p ar t of t h e a g r ee- m e n t co n t a i n s r eci t a ls, cove nan t s an d w arran t ies w h ic h a ppl y t o a ll p ar t ies. Th e a ppe n ded sc h ed u les se t fo r t h t h e p ar t ic u l ar p r og ra m of t h e p ar t y an d co n t a i n o t h e r i nfo r m a t io n un iq u e t o e a c h a g r ee m e n t . S ee § 390.6 ( r el a t i n g t o a d m i n is t ra t io n of t h e a g r ee m e n t ) fo r p r oced ur es an d c r i t e r i a fo r t h e m odi- fic a t io n of sc h ed u les.
Description of the Agreement. This Agreement governs your use of this website, including, without limitation, the use of all content such as on demand webinar videos, text, information, images, and other related items (collectively referred to as the “Website”). You hereby represent and warrant that you are legally bound by this Agreement when you access or use the Website.
Description of the Agreement. The introductory section of the Agreement includes various clauses indicating that SPP has issued the Notification to Construct to WFEC, that WFEC has entered into a “Designation Agreement” with ITC-GP whereby WFEC has arranged for ITC-GP to build and own the Projects in place of WFEC, and that the Agreement is entered into by the Parties to expedite construction of needed transmission facilities in a timely manner by ITC-GP in place of the rights provided to and obligations imposed upon Transmission Owners under the Membership Agreement and Attachment O.
Article 1 of the Agreement indicates that capitalized terms in the Agreement shall have the meaning specified or referred to in the Membership Agreement or SPP Tariff. Article 2 defines the term of the Agreement as the period between the date of execution or Commission acceptance (whichever is later), and the date upon which ITC-GP has transferred functional control over the Projects to SPP and executed the Membership Agreement as a Transmission Owner. Article 2 also indicates that Article 4.3, which governs the release of WFEC’s obligations under the Membership Agreement with respect to the Projects, remains in effect and survives expiration of the Agreement. These provisions are just and reasonable as they are standard contract terms that provide clarity to the Agreement and limit its duration to the relevant time period. Furthermore, the provision indicating that Article 4.3 survives the expiration of the Agreement is just and reasonable as it is necessary to effectuate the novation of WFEC’s obligations with respect to the Project, but is limited in scope in order to retain WFEC’s other obligations under the Membership Agreement.
Description of the Agreement. The Council proposes to enter into a Framework Agreement (“the Agreement”) with up to four major construction contractors, any one of whom may then be instructed to undertake the following types of works and associated services to the Council’s residential properties, borough- wide: repair and upgrading of the structure and external fabric of individual buildings and communal areas. The works will include mechanical and electrical works, the replacement of roofs and windows and the cyclical redecoration of the outsides of buildings and communal areas. They will also include works to estate areas, such as landscaping, replacement of paths, provision of fencing and so on. As you will appreciate, this description cannot be, and is not intended to be, comprehensive. Other works will be undertaken internally to the flats of rent-paying tenants, but leaseholders will not be liable for any of these costs except where they are concerned with matters for which a liability arises, as detailed in the terms of your lease.
Description of the Agreement. The project is for temporary Use by Selected Learners has the following accords:
a. The purpose of this pact is to formally put into record the mutual interest of the first party and the second party to utilize the tablet PC in the conduct of online distance learning in Grade level ;
b. Both parties will ensure that the devices which are government property are properly used as intended, cared for, safeguarded from natural and human elements, and recorded upon turn-over;
c. The second party is liable for any loss or damages while the device is in their custody. If a damaged is incurred especially if deemed intentional or malicious, while in the position of the learner, it is the responsibility of the learner and therefore the parent/guardian will be charged for any necessary repairs. If it is determined that there is negligence on the loss of the gadget by such party, he/she is required to replace the said gadget of the same specifications and/or pay the corresponding amount. He/she shall also immediately report the case to school authority, backed up by a police report within five days of the loss.
d. The first party will conduct a monthly physical monitoring and evaluation of the utilization of the tablets through the class advisers; and the second party is required to present the device once scheduled.
