ISO as Third-Party Beneficiary Sample Clauses

The "ISO as Third Party Beneficiary" clause designates the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as a third party that can directly benefit from certain rights or protections under the contract, even though ISO is not a direct signatory. In practice, this means that ISO may enforce specific provisions, such as intellectual property rights or indemnification obligations, as if it were a party to the agreement. This clause ensures that ISO's interests are safeguarded and that it has legal standing to address breaches or issues related to its standards, thereby protecting the integrity and enforceability of ISO-related terms.
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ISO as Third-Party Beneficiary. The ISO shall be a third-party beneficiary to the agreements between the SC and SC Metered Entities that the SC represents. Such agreements shall grant the ISO access to any relevant information, records and facilities of the SC Metered Entity as needed for the ISO to fulfill its obligations under, this Agreement, and the ISO Tariff and the ISO Metering Protocol.
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ISO as Third-Party Beneficiary. The ISO shall be a third-party beneficiary to any future agreement between the ISO Metered Entity and any other party relating to the Metering Facilities of the ISO Metered Entity for the purpose of granting the ISO access to any relevant information, records and facilities as needed by the ISO to fulfill its obligations under the ISO Tariff and its obligations under this Agreement.
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ISO as Third-Party Beneficiary. The ISO shall be a third-party beneficiary to the agreements between the Scheduling Coordinator and Scheduling Coordinator Metered Entities that the Scheduling Coordinator represents. Such agreements shall grant the ISO access to any relevant information, records and facilities of the Scheduling Coordinator Metered Entity as needed for the ISO to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement and the ISO Tariff.
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