Legal Liabilities. The Academy acknowledges and agrees that it has no authority to extend the faith and credit of the University or to enter into a contract that would bind the University. The Academy also is limited in its authority to contract by the amount of funds obtained from the state school aid fund, as provided hereunder, or from other independent sources. The Academy hereby covenants not to sue the University or any of the members of its board of control, officers, employees, agents, or representatives for any matters that arise under this Contract. The University does not assume any obligation with respect to any director, employee, agent, parent, guardian, student, or independent contractor, of the Academy, and no such person shall have the right or standing to bring suit against the University or any of the members of its Board of control, employees, agents, or independent contractors as a result of the issuing or revocation of this Contract.
Legal Liabilities. The School shall operate in compliance with all Institute policies and regulations, and all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations, unless specifically waived as indicated in Section 5.9.
Legal Liabilities. 5.1 Any of the following acts of the borrower shall constitute default:
(1) Violation of any obligation hereunder;
(2) Failure to perform any of its undertakings made in Section 2 hereof;
(3) Express indication or indication by action of its unwillingness to repay its debts already due or becoming due hereunder;
(4) Failure to perform any of its obligations under any other contract between the borrower and the lender in full or in part, where the lender declares such failure constitutes default of the borrower;
(5) The borrower’s other failures to perform this contract in full or in part.
5.2 In any of the following cases, the lender may terminate this contract and any other contract between the two parties:
(1) Any default of the borrower or the guarantor;
(2) The repayment capacity of the borrower or the guarantor might materially and adversely change;
(3) The collaterals or pledged properties may suffer substantial damage or value decrease;
(4) Any adjustment to the national policy that might materially and adversely affect the loan security;
(5) The borrower commits any material default to any other creditor;
(6) Any other circumstance in which this contract may be terminated according to law or agreement of both parties.
5.3 In case of any circumstance set forth in Subsection 5.1 or 5.2, the lender may exercise the following remedies:
(1) Require the borrower and the guarantor to make corrections to its default or other circumstances detrimental to the loan security, implement safeguards for financial claims or provide another valid guarantee within a specified period;
(2) If the borrower fails to use or repay the loan pursuant to this contract or to pay interest when due hereunder, to charge the penalty interest and compound interest pursuant to this contract, until full repayment of the loan principal and interest;
(3) Reduce or revoke the loan limit granted to the borrower, cease to issue the loan or declare the loan hereunder and other contracts due and repayable immediately or recover the loan in advance;
(4) Exercise the right of offset or other statutory or agreed rights against the borrower;
(5) Require the borrower to assume damages and other legal liabilities;
(6) Take corresponding asset preservation measures and other legal measures;
(7) Publicly disclose the defaults of the borrower;
(8) Other remedies:__--____.
5.4 Where the lender realizes its financial claims by means of legal actions or arbitration or otherwise due to the default of t...
Legal Liabilities. Article 13 Anyone who breaches this convention shall not only correct its behavior but also compensate for the damages.
Article 14 Any personnel of the management department who breaches this convention shall be given a greater punishment. The management department shall be liable for the malfeasance or delinquency of its employees, including power abuse, making trouble and malpractice and shall be liable for the compensation for the damage caused by its employees.
Article 15 The Lessee shall use the normal plants correctly. The load limit is 500 Kg per square meter for the normal floors and 1000 Kg per square meter for the 1st floor and semi-underground. The Lessee shall be responsible for any consequences resulted from its breach of this article.
Article 16 The vehicles with parking license parking out of the designated parking places shall be charged with the maintenance fee of RMB5-10 per vehicle per day.
Legal Liabilities. Provide a list and a brief description of all instances during the last five years involving transportation projects in which the Proposer (or any other organization that is under common ownership with the Proposer), any Equity Member, or any Major Non-Equity Member was (i) determined, pursuant to a final determination in a court of law, arbitration proceeding or other dispute resolution proceeding, to be liable for a material breach of contract or (ii) terminated for cause. For each instance, identify an owner’s representative with a current phone and e-mail address.
Legal Liabilities. Osprey Wilds does not assume any obligation with respect to any director, employee, agent, parent, guardian, student, or independent contractor of the School. The School acknowledges and agrees it assumes full liability for its activities and that the Commissioner, Osprey Wilds, officers and members of the Board of Osprey Wilds, and employees of Osprey Wilds, are immune from civil and criminal liability with respect to all activities related to the School, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes section 124E.09, and nothing in this Contract is intended to affect such immunity.
Legal Liabilities. The Guild does not assume any obligation with respect to any director, employee, agent, parent, guardian, student, or independent contractor of the School. The parties acknowledge and agree that the Commissioner, The Guild, members of the Board of The Guild, and employees of The Guild, are immune from civil and criminal liability with respect to all activities related to the School, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes §124E.09, and nothing in this Contract is intended to affect such immunity.
Legal Liabilities. 6.4.1 Neither you, nor University Centre Leeds, will be required to provide financial compensation to each other for any failure or delay in performing obligations, other than the payment of debts, if the failure or delay is due to any cause beyond that party’s reasonable control (for example, fire, flood or industrial dispute).
6.4.2 University Centre Leeds cannot accept responsibility for and expressly excludes liability for:
i. any loss or damage to your property, including damage to any motor vehicle or cycle, while on college premises, unless caused by the negligence of University Centre Leeds or its employees;
ii. death or any personal injury suffered by you, unless caused by the negligence of University Centre Leeds or its employees.
6.4.3 University Centre Leeds will maintain a Business Continuity Plan and review this periodically. If the College needs to implement this plan, you must take all reasonable steps to co-operate with the College, for example if the College needs to relocate course delivery to an alternative site.
Legal Liabilities. Provide a list and a brief description of all instances during the last five years involving transportation projects in which the Proposer (or any other organization that is under common ownership with the Proposer), any Equity Member, any Major Non-Equity Member or any Guarantor was (i) determined, pursuant to a final determination in a court of law, arbitration proceeding or other dispute resolution proceeding, to be liable for a material breach of contract or
Legal Liabilities. Provide a list and brief description of all instances during the last five (5) years involving (i) a lighting project in North America, (ii) transportation, design-build or P3 projects in North America and (iii) any projects listed in the SOQ as indicative of or demonstrating the experience or qualifications of the Proposer team in which (A) Proposer, any Equity Member and any Major Non-Equity Member, or (B) any organization directly or indirectly controlling an Equity Member or Major Non-Equity Member, any parent or sister company of the Major Non-Equity Member or any proposed Financially Responsible Party (if such company’s project experience is used in Form E-2 or E-3):
(i) was determined, pursuant to a final determination in a court of law, arbitration proceeding or other dispute resolution proceeding, to be liable for (A) a material breach of contract or (B) damages, liquidated damages, fees, charges, rents, penalties, or other sums (regardless of how defined, labeled or characterized in the contract) for delay, noncompliance, breach, lane closures outside permitted times, failure to provide key project personnel, or design or construction defect, where the amount determined was in excess of $500 million and the contract value was in excess of $25 million;
(ii) paid, or agreed or consented to pay (including by way of settlement, even if without admission of liability), liquidated damages, fees, charges, rents, penalties or other sums (regardless of how defined, labeled, or characterized in the contract) claimed or assessed for delay, noncompliance, breach, lane closures outside permitted times, failure to provide key project personnel, or design or construction defect, where the cumulative amount paid, or agreed or consented to be paid, was in excess of $1 million and the contract value was in excess of $50 million; or
(iii) had its contract terminated for cause. For each instance, describe the nature of the breach or liability, amount involved or assessed, delays, design or construction defect, and the reason for the liability or termination for cause, as applicable, and identify the owner and an owner’s representative with a current phone and e-mail address. If an e-mail address is not available, so state. If there is any court case name and file or any reported case decision, provide the citation to the case name and file or case decision. If there are no such instances, affirmatively state that there are none.
