Double Identity Sample Clauses

The Double Identity clause is designed to address situations where a party may be acting under more than one identity or capacity within a contractual relationship. In practice, this clause clarifies how obligations, rights, or liabilities are allocated when a party is involved in the agreement in multiple roles, such as both an individual and a representative of a company. By specifying how each identity is treated under the contract, the clause prevents confusion or disputes over which capacity a party is acting in, thereby ensuring clarity and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.
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Double Identity. A. No Union member or previous Union member will be allowed to become a Signatory to this Agreement as a contractor, until he first secures a written release from the Painters and Allied Trades District Council No. 36, showing no indebtedness to the Council and/or Local Union, and complies with all requirements governing contractors signing this Agreement. B. No contractor signatory to this Agreement will be allowed to work for another contractor as a journeyman. C. The Union and Employers agree that there shall be no double identity and that before changing from contractor to journeyman, the contractor shall obtain a written release from the LMCC Office establishing that all obligations of this or any prior Agreement have been complied with and that the change is in good faith. D. The individual's identity can be changed one time in a twelve (12) month period. Examples: from journeyman to contractor to journeyman; from contractor to journeyman to contractor. E. It shall be a violation of this Agreement and subject to liquidated damages if the above procedures are not followed by all parties.
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Double Identity. A. No journeyman will be allowed to contract until he/she first secures a written release from his/her District Council showing no indebtedness to the Council and/or Local Union and complies with all requirements governing contractors signing this Agreement. B. No contractor signatory to this Agreement shall be allowed to work for another contractor as a journeyman or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. No contractor shall be dispatched as a journeyman or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ until he/she has surrendered his/her Shop Card to the LMCC or its Manager. C. The Union and the Employers agree that there shall be no double identity and that before changing from contractor to journeyman, the contractor shall obtain a written release from his/her Chapter, and/or LMCC and each of the Trust Funds provided for herein prior to appearing before the LMCC and showing to the satisfaction of the LMCC that the change is in good faith. D. The individual's identity can be changed one time in a twelve (12) month period. EXAMPLE: From journeyman to contractor to journeyman; from contractor to journeyman to contractor. E. It shall be deemed a specific violation of this Agreement for any party to this Agreement, who does not have a valid Shop Card, to contract for any work covered by this Agreement. Any party to this Agreement who contracts for any work covered by this Agreement without having a valid Shop Card may be charged with a violation of this Agreement. Copies of such charge filed against a member of District Council No. 36, and disposition of same, shall be available, upon request, to the LMCC and the FCA affiliate organizations.
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Double Identity. No journeyman or apprentice painter will be allowed to contract until he first secures a written release from his Local Union showing no indebtedness to the Local Union and complies with all requirements governing contractors signing this Agreement. No contractor or signatory to this Agreement will be allowed to work for another contractor or journeyman. The Union and the Employers agree that there shall be no double identity and that before changing from contractor to journeyman, the contractor shall obtain a written release from his Chapter and/or Joint Industry Administration Board Office prior to appearing before the Joint Industry Administration Board and showing to the satisfaction of the Board that the change is in good faith. The individual’s identity can be changed after being cleared with the Joint Industry Administration Board. EXAMPLES: From journeyman to contractor to journeyman; from contractor to journeyman to contractor. It shall be a violation of the Agreement and subject to penalties as outlined in this Agreement, if the above procedures are not followed by all parties.
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