Disengagement. In the event the Contract is terminated by either party, Contractor agrees to confer back to the City all of its data, in usable and normalized format, within 30 calendar days of notice of termination. There shall be no charge for the return of City data to the City.
Disengagement. 2.1 The disengagement of forces shall mean the immediate breaking of tactical contact between the opposing Military Forces of the Parties to this Agreement at places where they are in direct contact by the effective date and time of the Cease-Fire Agreement.
2.2 Where immediate disengagement is not possible, a framework and sequence of disengagement is to be agreed by all Parties through the Joint Military Commission UN and OAU.
2.3 Immediate disengagement at the initiative of all military units shall be limited to the effective range of direct fire weapons. Further disengagement to pull all weapons out of range, shall be conducted under the guidance of the Joint Military Commission/UN and OAU.
Disengagement. 8.1. There shall be lines of disengagement according to the assembly areas, as specified in Annex 1, and shall be adjusted by the monitors of the UN Peace Support Mission.
8.2. On the declaration of the ceasefire, the forces of the SAF, inclusive of their allied forces and the SPLA, inclusive of their allied forces, shall maintain their current positions.
8.3. All forces shall take defensive positions and be redeployed to assembly points within the first three months of the Pre-Interim Period according to the agreed timetable.
8.4. All forces shall be disengaged, separated, encamped in their assembly points, and redeployed subject to international monitoring arrangements.
8.5. The parties shall provide maps and sketches showing their current dispositions before the declaration of the ceasefire. Such maps and sketches shall include:
8.5.1. Current dispositions including deployment and weapons sites.
8.5.2. All necessary information about roads, tracks, passages, minefields, and command posts.
8.6. To safeguard against the menace and hazards posed by landmines and unexploded ordnance, the Parties agree that:
8.6.1. The laying of mines, explosive devices or booby traps of whatever type shall be prohibited;
8.6.2. The Parties and forces under their control shall promptly provide on D - day to the Ceasefire Joint Military Committee (CJMC) all known information concerning the locations and descriptions of all minefields, unexploded ordnance, demolitions, booby traps and any other physical or military hazards which could affect the safe movement of persons, within the ceasefire zones. The Parties shall also promptly produce a plan to mark and signpost any danger areas and initiate this plan according to agreed priorities; The Parties shall allow and facilitate cross-line de-mining activities, the repair and reopening of roads and the removal, dismantling or destruction of mines, unexploded ordnance and all other such hazards as described above immediately upon the signature of this agreement;
8.6.3. The Parties and forces under their control shall promptly provide to the CJMC information concerning the stockpiles of Anti Personal Mines;
8.6.4. The Parties shall conduct de-mining activities as soon as possible, and in coordination with the UN Peace Support Mission with a view to create the conditions necessary for deployment of the UN Peace Support Mission and the return of displaced populations;
8.6.5. The UN Peace Support Mission, in conjunction with United Nati...
Disengagement. 1. There shall be immediate disengagement of forces of the Parties to the Ceasefire Agreement in line with the principles of that Agreement.
2. Disengagement of forces shall mean the immediate breaking of tactical contact between opposing military forces of the GOL, the LURD, and the MODEL, at places where they are in direct contact or within range of direct fire weapons.
3. Immediate disengagement at the initiative of all military units shall be limited to the effective range of direct fire weapons. Further disengagement to pull all weapons out of range shall be conducted under the guidance of the ISF. The Parties to the Ceasefire Agreement undertake to remain in their disengagement positions until the conclusion of cantonment plans by the International Stabilisation Force and the NCDDRR established under Article VI(8) of the Agreement. They are also responsible for armed groups operating within their territories.
4. Where immediate disengagement is not possible, a framework and sequence of disengagement shall be agreed upon by all parties to the Ceasefire through the Joint Monitoring Committee (JMC).
5. Wherever disengagement by movement is impossible or impractical, alternative solutions requiring that weapons are rendered safe shall be designed by the ISF.
Disengagement. This COMMITMENT does not establish, by force of this agreement, any link of any nature, including, but not limited to, labor, environmental, regulatory, fiscal and responsibility on the part of AMAGGI with PDB, nor of PDB with AMAGGI (nor any commitments in this sense), except the bond of services rendered by XXXXXX with PDB, other than the provision of services established by this instrument. Each PARTY shall exclusively bear the responsibilities attributable to them by LAW, including labor responsibilities of their respective employees and their respective environmental, integrity, regulatory and tax responsibilities. No partnership, association, agency, consortium, mandate or joint liability of any kind is created by this COMMITMENT between the PARTIES.
Disengagement. 1. Immediate disengagement of all combatants as provided in Article III, paragraph 1, shall be limited to the effective range of direct fire weapons. Further withdrawal of weapons so as to place them out of range shall be conducted under the guidance of the Joint Military Commission.
2. Where immediate disengagement is not possible, as determined by the JMC, a sequence of steps is to be agreed upon by the Parties through the JMC.
3. All artillery and indirect fire weapon systems within and influencing the Nuba Mountains will be rendered safe in a way designated by the JMC.
Disengagement. On expiry, or Termination of the Agreement (whether in whole, or in part), Altia will: Provide reasonable access to and transfer of all Customer Data to the Customer in a format that the Parties agree is reasonable given the nature of the Customer Data and the Systems employed in the Altia Service(s) within the agreed timeframe of 30 days; and The Customer shall provide written confirmation of receipt of the Customer Data within seven Business Days of receipt. Upon written confirmation that the Customer Data has been received, Altia shall delete all Customer Data, except for records that Altia is required to retain for business purposes and legal compliance; and If the Customer fails or refuses to comply with the requirement above, Altia, shall, in its sole and absolute discretion delete the Customer Data and for this clause, the Customer indemnifies Altia from all Loss and liability in relation to the Customer’s obligation to retain records and evidence.
Disengagement. 14.1 Transition assistance Leading up to the expiry or effective date of termination of all or any part of the Agreement and for a reasonable time after, Supplier will provide such assistance and information as is reasonably necessary and requested by Spark NZT for an orderly transition of the Deliverables to Spark NZT or its nominated third party provider, and/or an orderly replacement of the Deliverables by Spark NZT or its nominated third party provider, including performing any transition or disengagement services specified in the Letter Agreement and/or PO. Except where Spark NZT terminates under clause 13.1 or 13.2, Spark NZT will reimburse Supplier its reasonable and demonstrable out-of-pocket costs and expenses in providing such information and assistance, and will pay Supplier at reasonable hourly rates for the work carried out by Supplier’s employees for that same purpose such rates not to exceed the time and materials rates (if any) contracted for under the Agreement.
14.2 Consequences of termination Following the expiry or termination of all or any part of the Agreement:
(a) subject to clauses 66.6 and 66.7, all Charges and other payments outstanding or incurred before the date of expiry or termination under the terminated part of the Agreement will become immediately due and payable;
(b) each party will either promptly deliver to the other or, at the other’s option, destroy and certify the destruction of, all that other party’s property and Confidential Information (in any reasonable format requested by the other party) under the terminated part of the Agreement, as and when reasonably requested in writing by the other party, although Spark NZT may retain any Confidential Information that Spark NZT reasonably considers will be required for it to obtain the full intended benefit of the Agreement and/or any Intellectual Property or other rights acquired by Spark NZT under the Agreement; and
(c) except in the case of termination by Supplier under clause 13.1 (Default events), Supplier will promptly deliver to Spark NZT all work in progress on any Deliverables in the possession or control of Supplier or its Subcontractors under the terminated part of the Agreement.
14.3 Survival The expiry or termination of all or any part of the Agreement will not affect the rights of the parties accrued up to the date of expiry or termination. The following clauses will survive any termination or expiry: clauses 2.9 (Information), 2.10 (Audit Rights), 7 (Confide...
Disengagement. 19.1 Should either party terminate this Agreement a disengagement letter will be issued by us to you to ensure that our respective responsibilities are clear.
Disengagement. 29.1 This clause 29 applies where the Purchasing Agency is procuring Provider-Hosted Enterprise Software and/or Associated Services relating to the Provider-Hosted Enterprise Software.
29.2 The Purchasing Agency may, at any time prior to termination or expiry of the Subscription Agreement or a particular Order or Statement of Work, notify you in writing (Notice of Disengagement) that it seeks disengagement services from you to assist in transitioning the relevant Services to itself or its nominated alternative service provider (the Disengagement Services).
29.3 The Notice of Disengagement will specify:
(a) the Disengagement Services the Purchasing Agency seeks; and
(b) the period of time for which the Purchasing Agency is likely to need those Disengagement Services (Disengagement Period).
29.4 You may only decline a request for Disengagement Services under clause 29.2 if you will not have sufficient resources (for example, time or appropriate personnel) to provide the requested Disengagement Services during the proposed Disengagement Period. If you seek to rely on this clause, you must:
(a) do so in good faith;
(b) provide a written explanation to the Purchasing Agency as to:
(i) why you do not have sufficient resources; and
(ii) what lesser volume or scope of Disengagement Services you are able to provide; and
(c) not be doing so for the purpose of avoiding the application of clause 29.6.
29.5 Subject to clause 29.6, and unless otherwise agreed, the Purchasing Agency will pay you for the Disengagement Services at the Services Rates applicable to the type of work being undertaken (Disengagement Cost).
29.6 If the Purchasing Agency has terminated the Subscription Agreement or relevant Order or Statement of Work for cause under clause 28.1, the Disengagement Services will be provided without charge to the Purchasing Agency and no Disengagement Cost will be payable. This clause contains a range of standard provisions relating to assignment, waiver, invalidity, the nature of the parties’ relationship, the entirety of the Subscription Agreement, remedies, notices, governing law, electronic signatures and contract document counterparts, and further assurances.
