Geographical Restrictions. (a) The parties agree that the Licensee cannot open a Store in any location where the licensing arrangement contemplated by this License Agreement would be illegal or otherwise not permitted by state or federal law.
(b) If Licensee determines that it desires to open a Store in a location described in subsection 15.6(a), the parties agree that each will make reasonably commercial efforts to cause the opening of such Store to be legal and permitted under the laws of the relevant jurisdiction, including, but not limited to, any federal or state franchise laws; provided, however, that Licensee shall (i) reimburse HEC and HMC for all reasonable out-of-pocket expenses incurred by it incidental to the efforts of HEC and HMC under this subsection and (ii) pay for any fees, costs and expenses incurred by HEC and HMC to keep the existence of the licensing arrangement with Licensee in connection with the operation of a Store or Stores by Licensee in such a jurisdiction legal and permissible.
Geographical Restrictions. 10.1 The Customer acknowledges that the use of the Licensed Material may be subjected to specific geographical restrictions arising out of applicable foreign laws and regulations, which may be updated from time to time. It is the Customer’s sole responsibility to acknowledge applicable foreign laws and regulations and ensure to comply with them during the duration of the license term.
10.2 Through the Service, PTV may provide the Customer with map data (among others) for the People's Republic of China in compliance with the use case and the terms of this Agreement. Should the People's Republic of China no longer enable map data provisioning, regardless of the legal basis, PTV shall notify the Customer promptly of the occurrence of such events in writing. Any warranty and/or liability claims by the Customer as well as the obligation to exempt from third-party rights shall not apply with regard to this paragraph 10. The contractually agreed compensation shall be reduced with effect as of the end of the exploitation rights. The reduction is based on the following remuneration models:
1) In case of monthly payments, the remaining month, during which the data can no longer be used, shall be credited according to the following formula: Days of the month that were overcharged * cost per day for data according to quote = reimbursement
2) In case of annual payments, the remaining months and days during which the data can no longer be used, shall be credited according to the following formula: (Days of the month that were overcharged for a pro-rata month * cost per day for data according to quote) + (Months that were overcharged * cost per month for data according to quote) = reimbursement
3) If transaction packages are acquired, transactions not used during the license period will be credited according to the following formula: Price per transaction * number of transactions not used as part of the acquired transaction package = reimbursement Further claims by the Customer shall be excluded.
Geographical Restrictions. All proposed contractor personnel for performance of services under this BPA shall commute within the Washington Metropolitan tri-state area of the FAA's Headquarters. If circumstances require contractor personnel to travel a greater distance than the Washington Metropolitan, tri-state area from the place of performance, written approval from the Contracting Officer must first be obtained.
Geographical Restrictions. Borrower may originate loans in approved subdivisions within the State of Texas and the market areas specified in Exhibit “A”. To the extent said subdivision are located within approved markets within the State of Texas, each loan will be evidenced by the Master Deed of Trust and Supplemental Deed(s) of Trust executed by Borrower as specified in this Agreement. To the extent the subdivision is not located within the State of Texas, Borrower will execute a security instrument (including, if applicable, a master form of said security instrument and supplemental forms thereto) in accordance with applicable state law to perfect a first lien on the real property securing the Loan. The maximum amount that may be advanced by Lender in each of said markets is specified in Exhibit “A” and the Lender will not approve any New Start Request that would result in the aggregate committed Loan Amount in such market exceeding said limitation.
Geographical Restrictions. This Covenant not to Compete shall be limited to a seventy five mile radius around areas which the Company designs, manufactures or sells premium contemporary knit wear.
Geographical Restrictions. 8.1 The Customer acknowledges that the use of the Licensed Material may be subjected to specific geographical restrictions arising out of applicable foreign laws and regulations, which may be updated from time to time, including those listed at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/fileadmin/user_upload/Legal_Documents/Framework- Agreement/Geographical_Restrictions/Geographical_Restrictions_EN.pdf. It is the Customer’s sole responsibility to acknowledge applicable foreign laws and regulations and ensure to comply with them during the duration of the license term.
Geographical Restrictions. For use by the Participating County within said county boundaries, with the note that some media purchasing may fall outside of County boundaries due to the nature of the media designated market area (DMA).
Geographical Restrictions. 7.9.1 The Parties shall procure that any and all activities of the Company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia shall be conducted in compliance with any contractual arrangements between TAQA and CGG relating to Argas including, without limitation the following:
(a) the Company shall not carry out any seismic activities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia other than through Argas;
(b) all activities in relation to SWOBS business in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia shall be fully conducted by Argas (prime contractor for revenues, WCR manager, Capex sponsor); upon Argas’ request the Company shall provide Argas with technical assistance covering costing, HSE, crewing, pool support, technology and equipment rental); and
(c) all activities in relation to the OBN business in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia shall be conducted by the Company under a direct back-to-back arrangement with Argas subject to a 4% (four percent) marketing/administrative fee on the revenues.
7.9.2 The Parties shall procure that any and all activities of the Company in the GCC Countries, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Egypt shall be conducted in compliance with any contractual arrangements between TAQA and CGG relating to Ardiseis including, without limitation the following:
(a) the Company shall not carry out any activities in the GCC Countries, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Egypt other than through Ardiseis, in which event Ardiseis shall pay the Company a minimum 4% (four percent) fee on revenues for marketing and technology assistance; and
(b) as Argas is the exclusive subcontractor of Ardiseis for the SWOBS business in the GCC Countries, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Egypt, which business includes OBC operations which are conducted close to the shore in shallow water depth and which typically represent an extension of land/transition zone seismic surveys (whether concomitant or not), the Company shall only be entitled to enter into a subcontracting agreement with Ardiseis for the SWOBS business in the GCC Countries, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Egypt on the same terms and conditions proposed by Ardiseis to Argas, if Argas explicitly declared not to be willing to enter into such contract.
Geographical Restrictions. 8.1 Customer shall enter into and comply with applicable foreign laws as required and shall indemnify and defend PTV against any loss or damage which PTV may suffer or incur as a result of Customer’s breach of such terms howsoever arising.
8.2 In particular, Customer acknowledges that the use of the PTV Software may be subjected to specific geographical restrictions arising out of applicable foreign laws and regulations, available under xxxx://xxx.xx/eo. 9.1 Lifetime License
9.1.1 The Customer shall be obliged to immediately and thoroughly inspect the Licensed Material upon delivery and immediately report defects in writing. A defect may only be claimed if the Licensed Material deviates from the contractually agreed quality or if the Licensed Material is not suitable for the use intended under the contract (“Defect”). Any Defect shall be concretely described to the extent that is reasonable (“Error Report”). The Error Report shall include the following information: Error message as shown, if any; Screenshot of error state; Steps for reproduction of error state, if available; Application logs, if available; System environment data (including O/S version, browser used, application server, database, etc.). Upon request by PTV, the Customer shall provide additional information for the error analysis.
9.1.2 Error Reports shall be communicated to PTV promptly. Delayed reporting shall relieve PTV from any warranty obligations for the respective Defect.
9.1.3 PTV shall rectify Defects at its choice through subsequent improvements or through delivery of a replacement within a reasonable period of time if and insofar as the selected form of rectification of the Defect is acceptable to the Customer. Such rectification may also include the implementation of a workaround solution.
9.1.4 If PTV does not successfully rectify Defects within a reasonable period of time, the Customer shall grant two (2) reasonable extensions of at least two (2) weeks (“Extension”) to PTV in order to successfully rectify the Defects.
9.1.5 If PTV does not successfully rectify Defects during the Extension, the Customer may at its choice reduce the contractually agreed license fees or cancel this XXXX, except where the Defect is only of insignificant nature.
9.1.6 Claims for damages and reimbursement of expenditure arise solely within the limits set out in sec.11. The Customer is not entitled to rectify Defects itself and claim compensation for costs accrued for such rectification.
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Geographical Restrictions. Care First Walk In Clinic makes no representation that all products, services and/or material described on the Site, or the Services available through the Site, are appropriate or available for use in locations outside the United States or all territories within the United States.
