Engaging third parties Sample Clauses

Engaging third parties. The User shall be entitled to have certain deliveries carried out by third parties if and in so far as required for the correct carrying out of the agreement. This shall be subject to assessment by the User.

Engaging third parties. 1. The Processor will not outsource the obligations ensuing for it from the agreement to third parties, except where the Controller has given its prior written permission for the Processor to do so. 2. The Processor will require any subprocessors to comply with the provisions of the Data Processor Agreement. The Processor will utilise the services of the subprocessors identified in Schedule 1. The Processor will continue to be responsible for the acts and/or omissions of the subprocessors at all times.

Engaging third parties. 12.1 If a third party is engaged for the provision of the Services, the Contractor will include in the contract with this third party articles with the same content and purport as those of Articles 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11, and will formulate those articles i n such a manner that AG may directly rely on them. 12.2 Engaging a third party by the Contractor may never entail replacement of the Contractor.

Engaging third parties. 10.1 The PRACTICE grants general permission to CROSSUITE to appoint sub-processors for the purpose of performing the processing activities that are the subject of this Data Processing Agreement. 10.2 If CROSSUITE wishes to engage a sub-processor within the meaning of this article, CROSSUITE undertakes to conclude a written agreement with that sub-processor that at least comprises the guarantees and obligations arising from this Agreement. 10.3 CROSSUITE shall keep an updated register of the third parties and sub-processors it has engaged, in which the identity, location and a description of the activities performed by the third parties or sub-processors are recorded, as well as any further conditions imposed by the PRACTICE. This register shall be appended to this Data Processing Agreement as annexe 4 and shall be kept updated by CROSSUITE. Where CROSSUITE intends to change sub- processors, it shall inform the PRACTICE thereof in advance, and the PRACTICE can object thereto in writing, providing motivations for such, within five workdays. Where a written objection is not received within the aforementioned period, the PRACTICE is deemed to have consented to the change.

Engaging third parties. If Xxxxxxxxx engages agents, subcontractors or HCPs to perform Commercialization Activities pursuant to the Agreement:

Engaging third parties. 3.1 Recoup advocaten shall be entitled to engage third parties in carrying out an assignment with which it has been commissioned. 3.2 The client shall grant Recoup advocaten authority to conclude an agreement with third parties and to accept these parties’ general conditions on the client’s behalf.

Engaging third parties. (1) The counterparty will not engage any third parties in the performance of an agreement without the consent of XxxxxxXxxxxxxxxx. (2) If XxxxxxXxxxxxxxxx agrees to the engagement of a third party, the counterparty shall remain fully responsible and liable for the performance of the agreement concerned.

Engaging third parties. 1. Processor is entitled to engage other processors (subprocessors) to carry out certain activities arising from the Underlying assignment, for example if these sub-processors have specialist knowledge or resources that the Processor does not have, or is necessary for the execution of the Underlying Assignment. If the use of sub- processors results in these personal data being processed, the Processor will (in writing) impose the obligations under this Processor Agreement on those sub- processors. At the first request of the Controller, the Processor will inform the Controller of intended changes regarding the addition or change of subprocessors. The controller may object to such changes on reasonable grounds. This may in some cases mean that Processor must terminate the Child Command. Whether an assignment should be terminated for this reason is for the sole assessment of the Processor. 2. Processor is responsible for the correct compliance with the obligations of this Processor Agreement by these third parties and is liable for all damage as if it had committed the error(s) itself in the event of errors by these third parties.

Engaging third parties. The Person Responsible hereby grants Safescan general written permission to engage third parties (‘sub-processors’). Safescan shall inform the Person Responsible about proposed changes concerning the addition or replacement of sub-processors, whereby the Person Responsible shall have the opportunity to raise an objection. If Safescan engages a sub-processor, it shall conclude a legally valid processing contract with this party.

Engaging third parties. If required for the proper execution of the agreement according to Van Oordt, it shall have the right to have specific deliveries and work carried out by third parties.