Further Services. These are the services We can provide to You once You have left the scene: Call back – at a time to suit You We will call You back to deal with any other issues that You may have and provide a more detailed view of Your options. Legal advice We can provide You with initial legal advice related to Your Accident including uninsured losses, repair advice, traffic offences, consumer disputes and the best ways of getting the best value for Your Vehicle if it is a write-off. Replacement vehicle assistance If You are not liable for the Accident and the other party’s insurer agrees with this (and in certain other circumstances at an additional cost) We may be able to assist You in obtaining a like for like temporary replacement vehicle until Your Vehicle is repaired. This will be subject to certain restrictions and the terms and conditions of the vehicle supplier who will contract with You directly. Personal injury claims assistance We can provide a personal injury consultation with a qualified legal professional to assess the prospects of pursuing a claim for compensation for Your injuries or uninsured losses, where We consider You have a claim. For further information call Us on 0000 000 000, please select the appropriate option for Accident Management.
Further Services. The Placement Agent shall, if requested by the Company, testify in, and shall prepare and assist in the preparation of testimony for, any judicial or administrative proceeding in respect of the services performed by the Placement Agent hereunder. With respect thereto, the Company shall pay, in addition to the fees and expenses payable to the Placement Agent hereunder, for the time required to expend by the Placement Agent at its standard hourly rates as then in effect, together with reasonable out-of-pocket expenses, but not limited to, fees and expenses of its legal counsel.
Further Services. This Agreement shall apply to all further services rendered by the Company in addition to the storage of Goods, including, but not limited to, pickup and/or delivery of Goods, and handling or inventory control. The Customer shall not store anything at the Company’s facility other than the Goods or other bottled alcoholic beverages. No flammable, combustible, explosive or other dangerous items, and/or items having an objectionable odor or which may spoil or decay, shall be stored by the Customer on the Company’s premises. No items shall be stored in any space which shall be in violation of any order or requirement imposed by any board of health, sanitary department, police department or other government agency, or in violation of any legal requirement. The Customer agrees that the Company’s facility will not be used for human or animal occupancy. The Company is not licensed to serve nor allow the Customer to serve alcoholic beverages on the premises and such consumption is strictly prohibited. The Company Is not a logistics company and cannot serve as such to any commercial or individual Customer, be they wholesale distributors, importers, wineries, retail stores, marketing companies, or educational companies. The Company maintains minimal delivery capabilities and will place limitations on the number and size of deliveries requested, as necessary.
Further Services. Providing such further or other services or amenities which the Landlord shall consider to be reasonable and proper and which are consistent with the principles of good estate management. 38 Table of Contents
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Further Services. Unless Employee's employment terminates prior to February 28, 1998, upon the termination of the term of this Agreement, Employee and Employer shall enter into a written employment agreement for the provision of services by Employee to Employer as needed on an hourly basis. Such services shall be compensated at an hourly rate of $170.00 and shall consist of the giving of advice and assistance to Employer in matters with respect to which the Employee has unique knowledge because of his position and experience as an officer of the Employer; provided, however, that no more than 515 hours of service shall be required of Employee pursuant to this Section 10. Employee shall, during the performance of such 515 hours of service, continue to be provided the same group health, disability and life insurance coverages as were being provided to Employee on February 27, 1998. At such time as the Employer adopts a plan of liquidating, Employer shall pay Employee a cash lump sum amount equal to the difference, if any, between $87,500 and the aggregate amount of cash compensation Employee has them received pursuant to this Section 10. In addition, for a period of nine months after (i) such time as Employee completes such 515 hours of service, or if earlier, (ii) the date on which Employer adopts a plan of liquidation, the Employer shall provide the same group health, disability and life insurance coverages as were being provided to the employee immediately prior to such termination.
Further Services. (a) For each Financial Year, the Manager will provide the Participants with a list of all service categories for the Mine and the Refinery Plant in respect of which the Manager considers it will need to engage service providers for the purpose of Joint Venture Operations during that Financial Year (Service Contract List).
(b) The Service Contract List:
(i) for the first Financial Year, will be prepared by the Participants and the Manager and provided by the Manager to the Participants within 30 days of the date of this agreement; and
(ii) for each other Financial Year, will be prepared by the Manager and provided to the Participants together with the draft Business Plan to be provided in accordance with clause 7.2(b).
(c) Within 30 days of receiving a Service Contract List, each Participant may give notice to the Manager identifying the service categories that the Participant (or any of its Affiliates) wishes to participate in as a service provider.
(d) Following receipt of a notice under clause 5.14(c), the Manager will include the notifying Participant (Service Participant) (for so long as they remain a Participant and provided that they continue to provide notice in respect of each Financial Year that they wish to participate in as a service provider in respect of that service category) in the process of the Manager evaluating and selecting a service provider to provide those services to the Joint Venture (which may be through a competitive tender or otherwise).
(e) If clause 5.14(d) applies, the Manager will consider awarding the service contract to the Service Participant (or its Affiliate, as applicable) subject to the following:
(i) the Service Participant (or its Affiliate) must have the technical and financial capability to provide the relevant services;
(ii) each of the Participants being satisfied (acting reasonably) that the engagement of the Service Participant (or its Affiliate) to provide the service is in the Manager's and the Joint Venture's best interests;
(iii) the Service Participant (or its Affiliate) meeting the Manager's supplier qualification requirements from time to time; and
(iv) any such service contract with the Service Participant (or its Affiliate) will include flexibility (without penalty) for the Manager to vary the service contract or terminate the service contract where Force Majeure or unexpected events occur which impact the Manager's requirements for the service.
(f) Nothing in this clause 5.14:
(i) limits clause 5.8, ...
Further Services. 5.1 The Client may request Further Services from iCognition from time to time during the Term by following this procedure:
(a) sending iCognition an Order; and
(b) accepting iCognition’s Proposal for that Order.
5.2 Each Proposal:
(a) remains open for acceptance for a period of 14 days from the date of the Proposal; and
(b) acceptance by the Client will be governed by the terms of this agreement.
5.3 iCognition is not required to provide a Proposal in response to every Order. For example, iCognition may elect not to issue a Proposal in circumstances where iCognition has a conflict of interest or where iCognition does not believe it has sufficient resources to meet the Client’s requirements.
5.4 For clarity, this procedure does not apply to the request for the Services.
Further Services. 8.1 Where the Customer has acquired other related services (including Connectivity Services, off the shelf (software) Telephony and VOIP services; and network management services and cabling solutions. The Customer will contract with Cloud Cover IT using this agreement and due to the nature of the services will be subject to the additional terms and conditions.
Further Services. At CLIENT’s request, DEI is prepared to execute a mutually acceptable Service Contract under which it shall render, after the assistance foreseen in Article 7.7 is terminated, continuous assistance to technically support the on-going operation of the LICENSED UNIT by the CLIENT, through a close follow-up of the LICENSED UNIT operation or through further specific studies aimed at improving its performance or adapting its operation to any new situation.
