EXIT PLANNING AND SERVICE TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

EXIT PLANNING AND SERVICE TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS. The Service Provider agrees to indemnify and keep the Authority fully indemnified for itself and on behalf of any Replacement Service Provider in respect of any claims, costs (including reasonable legal costs), demands, and liabilities arising from the provision of incorrect information provided to the Authority by the Service Provider , to the extent that any such claim, cost, demand or liability directly and unavoidably arises from the use of the incorrect information in a manner that can reasonably be assumed to be proper in bidding for or providing services similar to the Services. Further to Clause 28, the Authority shall review the Exit Plan within twenty (20) Working Days of receipt from the Service Provider and shall notify the Service Provider of any suggested revisions to the Exit Plan. In this respect, the Authority will act neither unreasonably, capriciously nor vexatiously. Such suggested revisions shall be discussed and resolved within ten (10) Working Days. The agreed Exit Plan shall be signed as approved by each Party (within thirty (30) Working Days after submission of the draft Exit Plan). The Exit Plan shall provide comprehensive proposals for the activities and the associated liaison and assistance that will be required for the successful transfer of the Services. The Service Provider shall ensure that the Exit Plan shall include as a minimum: a detailed description of how the Services will be ceased and transferred to the Authority and/or the Replacement Service Provider as the case may be; details of the management structure to be employed by the Service Provider to effectively transfer the Services to the Authority and/or Replacement Service Provider as the case may be; details of how relevant knowledge will be transferred to the Authority and/or the Replacement Service Provider; and details of agreements (if any) which will be available for transfer to the Authority and/or the Replacement Service Provider upon expiry or termination of the Agreement together with any reasonable costs required to effect such transfer (and the Service Provider agrees that all assets and Agreements used by the Service Provider in connection with the provision of the Services will be available for such transfer); proposals for the training of key members of the Replacement Service Provider’s personnel in connection with the continuation of the provision of the Services following the expiry or termination (howsoever arising) of this Agreement charged at r...
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EXIT PLANNING AND SERVICE TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS. The Supplier agrees to indemnify and keep the Customer fully indemnified for itself and on behalf of any Replacement Supplier in respect of any claims, costs (including reasonable legal costs), demands, and liabilities arising from the provision of incorrect information provided to the Customer by the Supplier, to the extent that any such claim, cost, demand or liability directly and unavoidably arises from the use of the incorrect information in a manner that can reasonably be assumed to be proper in bidding for or providing services similar to the Goods and Services.
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EXIT PLANNING AND SERVICE TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS. INTRODUCTION
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EXIT PLANNING AND SERVICE TRANSFER ARRANGEMENTS. 2.1 The Supplier agrees to indemnify and keep the Contracting Body indemnified to the extent and limit set out in Clause 17.1 (Liability) for itself and on behalf of any Replacement Supplier in respect of any claims, costs (including reasonable legal costs), demands, and liabilities arising from the provision of incorrect information to the Contracting Body by the Supplier, to the extent that any such claim, cost, demand or liability directly and unavoidably arises from the use of the incorrect information in a manner that can reasonably be assumed to be proper in bidding for or providing services similar to the Services.
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