General Understandings Sample Clauses

General Understandings a. In this Agreement, the following terms will have the following meanings:

General Understandings. The County shall not be liable for and expressly disclaims any liability for the information electronically transmitted by the Company, included but not limited to any breach of security, fraud or deceit. Company agrees to indemnify and hold County, its officers, employees, and agents, harmless from all claims, damages, costs and fees of any kind whatsoever, including but not limited to attorney fees, related to or resulting from Electronic Recording. County expressly disclaims any express or implied warranties or representations regarding any information, products, or services provided pursuant to this MOU. Neither the County nor Company shall be liable to the other for any special, incidental, punitive, exemplary or consequential damages arising from or as a result of any delay, omission or error in the Electronic Recording transmission or receipt. The County and Company will attempt in good faith to resolve any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to Electronic Recording through negotiation prior to initiating litigation. Either party may terminate this Memorandum of Understanding for any reason by providing thirty (30) days written notice of termination. The County and Company acknowledge that the electronic recording process is an emerging technology and that State and National standards will continue to evolve. To further the technology and the electronic recording process, the County and Company will meet as needed to discuss changes and additions to this Memorandum of Understanding. The County and Company understand that submission, acceptance and recording of any document must comply with all other applicable federal, state and local laws. Documents may be rejected in accordance with Kansas law, including, but not limited to the following reasons: document errors, failure to pay the filing or other fees due, the document is not a type the Records and Tax Administration is authorized to accept for recording, or the document fails to meet any other applicable legal requirement. Company’s right to submit documents under this MOU is subject to County’s review and acceptance of Company’s pathway standards and procedures. Such approval will not be unreasonably withheld by County. This review will be directed to confirming that Company’s pathway is secure and meets all requirements imposed by Kansas law or this MOU. Company agrees that following initial approval by County of Company’s pathway, if Company materially modifies its pathway standar...

General Understandings a) The parties will make all representations at the hearing without legal counsel. b) The arbitrator will set time limits for both parties to make opening statements, present evidence, cross examine, have rebuttal and closing arguments. The hearing format will not exceed eight (8) hours. It is at the arbitrator's discretion to shorten such times. c) All decisions by the arbitrator are without precedent or prejudice to future proceedings unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties and shall not be produced at any other internal or external hearing for any reason whatsoever. d) The Union and Company agree to each remit to the Purolator Internal Arbitration fund, a fee of five hundred ($500.00) dollars per case referred to the Internal Arbitration process described herein. The arbitrator's fees will be paid for from this fund. In the event there are insufficient funds to cover the arbitrator's fees, the parties will bear the cost equally. At the expiry of the Collective Agreement all funds will be divided equally between the Company and the Union unless it is mutually agreed otherwise.

General Understandings. The Chancery Clerk's Office will not incur any liability for the information electronically transmitted by Submitters, including, but not limited to, any breach of security, fraud, or deceit. The Chancery Clerk's Office and Submitters will attempt, in good faith, to resolve any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to eRecording through negotiation prior to initiating litigation. The Chancery Clerk's Office may terminate any Submitter's authorization to eRecord documents for any reason. Documents may be rejected in accordance with Mississippi law, including, but not limited to, the following reasons: document errors, failure to pay the filing or other fees due, the document is not a type the Chancery Clerk's Office is authorized to accept for recording, or the document fails to meet any other applicable legal requirement.

General Understandings. 1. The purpose of this MoU is to guide the parties respecting potential crowdlending campaigns on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx in order to use best efforts to conduct digital marketing campaigns to fundraise for and facilitate an initial $250,000 loan (“Loan”), sourced from US crowdlenders and provided to Burn. Upon successful completion of an initial loan, the parties expect to add successive Sow Good digital marketing campaigns to cumulate a total of $2 million in loans (“Loans”) to Burn. 2. XXXX is an SEC registered investment manager, and manages the SIMA Off-Grid Solar and Financial Access Senior Debt Fund I B.V. (“Fund I”), the SIMA Emerging Distributor Finance Fund B.V., the Energy Access Relief Fund B.V., the SIMA Commercial and Industrial Solar Green Bond, B.V. and other impact investments. XXXX also has a business relationship with Xxxx, including through EARF which has had loans outstanding to Burn for nearly three years. Accordingly, XXXX is well positioned to work with Burn to present the particular attributes (business and impact) of Burn as an attractive crowdlending impact investment opportunity. XXXX agrees to seek Xxxx’s approval for disclosures of non-public information for marketing purposes and to abide by any mutual non-disclosure agreement between to parties. 3. XXXX manages Sow Good Investments xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (“Sow Good”) one of the first impact investment crowdlending platforms in the United States. Sow Good is designed to conduct online and social media campaigns to attract US individual crowdlender investors, and facilitate loans to borrower companies which provide financial returns and report on social and environmental impact. x. Xx terms of digital marketing and to help ensure successful crowdlending campaigns, XXXX has engaged Funded Inc. xxx.xxxxxx.xxx a Calofornia-based digital marketing and investor acquisition firm with wide experience in conducting successful crowdlending campaigns. Funded will work with XXXX and Burn to develop and conduct SowGood’s crowdlending campaigns for the loans to Burn. x. XXXX has engaged Xxxxxxx Xxxx & Xxxxxxx LLP, based in Salt Lake City, a law firm with extensive experience in securities approvals from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US and crowdlending, to assist XXXX in obtaining legal and regulatory approvals for the Sow Good loans. 4. Burn is a well established Kenya-based clean cooking manufacturer and distributor that has distributed over 1 million cooksto...

General Understandings. Program Administrator and Servicer acknowledge and agree that: 1. As between Servicer and Program Administrator, the Program Administrator and IHCDA are responsible for determining whether a borrower is eligible for HAF funds and, if eligible, the amount and for the purpose(s) for which the borrower is eligible to receive. 2. As between Servicer and Program Administrator, the Servicer is responsible for administering and servicing the mortgage loan that is delinquent or in default, in forbearance or deferral, for which the borrower may be eligible to receive HAF funds. The Servicer’s responsibilities will include accurately determining the amount of any outstanding arrearages that the borrower may owe for that mortgage loan in order to reinstate the mortgage loan or the amount needed to enable the borrower to pay other housing related costs related to a period of forbearance, delinquency, or default. 3. Servicer must administer and service any such mortgage loan in accordance with applicable law, a third-party servicing agreement, applicable insurance policies. and potentially other contractual requirements. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to require, or will require, Servicer to violate or breach these agreements. 4. Program Administrator may contact Servicer, or Servicer, with proper authorization from the borrower, may contact Program Administrator, regarding the potential availability of HAF funds to cure a particular borrower’s arrearages or to pay other housing-related costs related to a period of forbearance, delinquency, or default. 5. Subject to the receipt of an executed “Third Party Authorization” in the form attached to this Agreement as Exhibit A (“Third Party Authorization”), authorizing Servicer to share with Program Administrator information about the status of borrower’s mortgage loan, Servicer will share such information with Program Administrator through a mutually agreeable form of common data file, or other mutually-agreed upon format. Program Administrator in turn will evaluate such information, to determine if the borrower is eligible for HAF funds and, and, if eligible, the amount and for the purpose(s) for which the borrower is eligible to receive and share any such determination with the borrower and the Servicer. 6. If the amount of HAF funds approved is insufficient to cure any arrearage or pay other outstanding amounts due under the mortgage loan, Program Administrator may consult with the borrower to discuss borrower’s w...

General Understandings. Documents may be rejected in accordance with Oklahoma law, including, but not limited to the following reasons: document errors, failure to pay the filing or other fees due, the document is not a type the County Clerk is authorized to accept for recording, or the document fails to meet any other applicable legal requirement. The CLERK, GRANICUS and COMPANY acknowledges that the electronic recording process is an emerging technology and that State and National standards will continue to evolve. Any amendments or modifications to these terms require written agreement among all parties. CLERK will not incur any liability for the information electronically transmitted by the CLERK will not incur any liability for any breach of security, fraud, or deceit caused by Company, Granicus or other third parties as a result of Electronic Recording The CLERK may cease eRecording at any time with no notice in an emergency situation involving injury and damage to the County’s eRecording system when the time requirement for notice would increase the likelihood of injury or damage. Neither CLERK, nor COMPANY, nor GRANICUS shall be liable to the other for any special, incidental, exemplary or consequential damages arising from or as a result of any delay, omission or error in Electronic Recording transmission or receipt. In no event will GRANICUS’ liability hereunder exceed $1,000 regardless of the form of the claim, including without limitation, any contract, product liability, or tort claim (including negligence, statutory or otherwise).

General Understandings. A. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to prohibit or restrict good faith communication with governmental agencies in compliance with applicable law. B. This Agreement is governed by, and shall be construed under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, without regard to its conflicts of law provisions. C. I will promptly report to the Office of General Counsel any: (i) offer of confidential information of third parties that I have reason to believe may have been obtained improperly, and (ii) attempts made by any third parties to improperly gain knowledge of any Confidential Information of Perspecta. D. The provisions of this Agreement are severable. In the event any of the restrictions in this Agreement is deemed invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall not be affected.

General Understandings. A. The Company will continue its present practice of permitting employees to take so-called “back-to-back” vacations where practicable. The Company also agrees to pay vacation pay prior to the taking of this type vacation where adequate notice is given. B. This will continue our understanding that any employee otherwise entitled to vacation pursuant to the Section entitled “Vacations” of any labor agreement between us in the calendar year in which s/he retires under the terms of any Pension Agreement between us which makes them eligible for a special initial pension amount, but who has not taken such vacation prior to the date of such retirement, shall not be required to take a vacation in that calendar year and shall not be entitled to vacation pay for that calendar year. C. The calendar week containing New Year’s Day may be taken as a week of vacation for either the year preceding New Year’s Day or the year in which New Year’s Day falls, except when New Year’s Day falls on Sunday, provided such vacation week has been scheduled as vacation in accordance with this Section. If the Company in its sole discretion schedules a shutdown of any operation during the calendar week containing Christmas Day, any employee who is not scheduled to work due to the shutdown in such week and who has completed his/her vacation entitlement for that year may elect to reschedule a week of regular vacation for which the employee has qualified and will be entitled in the following calendar year into the shutdown week; provided, however, that vacation pay for such vacation week, calculated as though the week were scheduled and taken in the next following year will by paid on the regular payday for the pay period in which the shutdown vacation falls; and provided further that no vacation pay for a vacation rescheduled hereunder will be paid to an employee who quits, or is discharged prior to January 1 of the year from which the shutdown vacation was rescheduled. In the application of this Paragraph 1.-C., when the basis for calculation of an employee’s vacation pay for the following calendar year is not available, his/her vacation payment hereunder shall be made on the basis for calculation of his/her vacation pay in the current calendar year with appropriate adjustment to be made when the basis for the following calendar year becomes available. D. With regard to employees whose vacations are scheduled prior to May 1 it is understood that such employee will be permitted to begin h...

General Understandings. 1. The purpose of this MoU is to guide the parties respecting crowdlending campaigns on sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx in order to fundraise for and facilitate an initial $250,000 loan (“Loan”), sourced from US crowdlenders and provided to GLP to purchase inventory, equipment, materials and services which will then be sold or leased to GLP’s customers. Upon successful completion of the first loan, the parties expect to add successive SowGood campaigns to cumulate a total of $2 million in loans (“Loans”) to GLP. 2. SXXX is an SEC registered investment manager, and manages the SIMA Off-Grid Solar and Financial Access Senior Debt Fund I B.V. (“Fund I”), the SXXX Xxxxxx Distributor Finance Fund B.V., the Energy Access Relief Fund B.V. and other impact investments. SXXX has a thorough knowledge of the off-grid solar sector as a whole with extensive experience in underwriting, disbursing and managing loans to off -grid solar companies from across the off-grid solar sector. SXXX also has a long-term business relationship with GLP, including through Fund I which has had loans outstanding to GLP for nearly four years. Accordingly, SXXX is well positioned to work with GLP to present the particular attributes (business and impact) of a loan to GLP as an attractive crowdlending impact investment opportunity. SXXX in any case agrees to seek GLP approval for disclosures of non-public information for marketing purposes. 3. SXXX also manages Sow Good Investment wxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (“SowGood”) one of the first impact investment crowdlending sites in the United States. SowGood is designed to conduct online and social media campaigns to attract US individual crowdlender investors, and facilitate loans to borrower companies which provide financial returns and report on social and environmental impact. a. Xx terms of digital marketing and to help ensure successful crowdlending campaigns, SXXX has engaged Fxxxxx.xxxxxxx a California-based digital marketing and investor acquisition firm with wide experience in conducting successful crowdlending campaigns. Funded will work with SXXX and GLP to develop and conduct SowGood’s crowdlending campaigns for the loans to GLP. b. XXXX has engaged Kxxxxxx Bxxx & Axxxxxx LLP, based in Salt Lake City, a law firm with extensive experience in crowdlending, to assist SXXX in obtaining legal and regulatory approvals for the SowGood loans. 4. GLP is a recognized and innovative global leader in the off-grid solar industry, with over 15 million homes ...