Mutual Obligations of the Parties Sample Clauses

Mutual Obligations of the Parties. 4.1. To perform in due manner and full volume their obligation hereunder. 4.2. To maintain the confidential character of the conditions and provisions hereof in the order estimated by the Agreement.
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Mutual Obligations of the Parties. City has agreed to provide Land Owner with the long term assurances, vested rights, and other City obligations described in this Agreement, including in particular those obligations described in this Article III, in consideration for the Land Owner obligations contained in this Agreement, including in particular those Land Owner obligations described in this Article III. Land Owner has agreed to provide City with the Land Owner obligations contained in this Agreement, including in particular those Land Owner obligations described in this Article III, in consideration for the City obligations described in this Agreement, including in particular those obligations described in this Article III. To ensure that the understanding of the Parties and mutual consideration remain effective, should either Party bring any administrative, legal, or equitable action or other proceeding to set aside or otherwise make ineffective any of the City or Land Owner obligations described in this Agreement, this Agreement may be terminated by the Party against whom the proceeding is brought at that Party's sole discretion.
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. 4.1. To ensure appropriate and complete fulfillment in accordance with terms stated herein. 4.2. To provide 24 hour and continuous operation of interconnection facilities on a daily basis except for eventual interventions for ordinary and preventive maintenance sheduled for the time inflicting minimal loss to the Parties. 4.3. To inform immediately each other of eventual breakdown of their networks. 4.4. In case of inconformity of the quality of the services rendered with current standards the Parties shall immediately find out the reasons of such inconformity and undertake measures to eliminate them. The Party responsible for inconformity of its network with requirements of current regulations shall cover expenses for remedial actions. 4.5. Immediately to inform each other in written form and by telefax should the licenses of the Parties be withdrawn or suspended, to inform of new licenses issued for telecommunication services if the earlier license is considered cancelled from the date of registration of a new license. 4.6. Immediately to inform of any changes in details (legal addresses, bank details) stated in Clause 14Details of the Parties” hereof. 4.7. To keep confidential terms and conditions specified herein and any technical, economic, financial and other information related to any Party and to the subject of this Contract (“Commercial classified information”) and not to disclose such information to third parties without consent of the other Party herein except cases when the information is to be disclosed in accordance with current law of the Russian Federation. Provisions stated in this paragraph shall remain in force for 3 (three) years after termination of this Contract on any grounds. 4.8. To follow interconnection terms specified herein. Should any terms of interconnection be amended in the part of specifications of interconnection the expensed for coupling of newly connected facilities shall be covered by both Parties. 4.9. To keep data on the traffic admitted within the terms set by current law. 4.10. The Operator providing long-distance call initiation and zone and local call transit and Rostelecom accepting services on termination of long-distance call to the Associated Operator, area termination of call to the Operator’ network and local termination of calls to the Operator’s network exchange information on the User’s number effecting call to communication facilities of the other Party if relevant technique is available. In case of a...
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. City and College agrees as follows:
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. Each of the Parties covenants, undertakes to, and agrees with the other Party that it will: (a) observe and perform its obligations and commitments in respect of the Properties pursuant to this Contract; (b) not engage (whether alone or in association with others) in any activity, apply for, or grant any Exploration Permit or Mining License in respect of Minerals within the Properties or the Mineral Rights except as provided or authorised by this Contract, or as agreed in writing by the Parties; (c) not do, or cause, or permit to be done, any act, matter or thing which might cause an Mineral Rights or any part thereof to be revised, cancelled, forfeited, not issued, not renewed or not extended, or which in any way may jeopardise the continued enjoyment of an Mineral Rights; (d) subject to section 4.2 and Article 10, contribute, according to the ratio of Beneficial Interests, to the capital of the Joint Venture or the Project Expenditures for the purposes of conducting the Operations; (e) be fair and faithful in all of its dealings with each other Party.
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. Unless agreed by the parties, this Agreement does not set forth any specific service level agreements for customer support. Absent further agreement, Pear will respond to any support requests arising from Users that relate specifically to the Pear Customizations or any Pear functionality or data contained in the Integrated Product. Licensor will provide customer support regarding any and all issues arising from the Licensor Products themselves in accordance with its standard support practices and levels.
Mutual Obligations of the Parties a) The Parties accept to follow their own procedures and maintain their preset standards in relation to the selection and satisfaction on the basis of admission of Ecuadorean students for Master programs in specialty areas of the Xxxxxxxx University of Rome. b) The Parties shall identify and act based on their own priorities and respect for the distribution of grants among schools/centers and disciplines. In addition, they shall inform to the interested in scholarships prior to admission is essential to have the appropriate immigration documentation. c) The Parties are authorized to use the logo of the other Party in any promotional materials or activities advertising and marketing relating to the subject of this Agreement, upon referral and express written approval of the material to be used by the owner of the logo. d) Any other functions arising from this agreement. FOURTH CLAUSE.- IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING AND COORDINATION The implementation, coordination and monitoring of this Agreement will be the responsibility: a) from the SECRETARIAT: the Direction of International Relations and the Under Secretariat of Strengthening Knowledge through the Direction of Monitoring and Evaluation of the Strengthening of Knowledge. b) from the UNIVERSITY: the International Office FIFHT CLAUSE.- VALIDITY AND TERM The present Agreement will have a term of four (4) years from the date of signature and will be renewed whenever the Parties express their willingness to do so by a notification signed by the highest authority of each of the Parties, thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of this Agreement, at which time the duration of the renewal shall be determined again, unless one of the Parties has notified its intention to terminate this Agreement at least thirty (30) days before the date that the complainant institution foresees for its termination. The agreement shall be reviewed by the Parties in order to assess its compliance, within twelve (12) months from its signing. SIXTH CLAUSE. - TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT This Agreement may be terminated early due to the following causes: a. By non-fulfilment of its purpose. b. By deadline of the Agreement, up to fulfilment of the purpose. c. By final judgement declaring the termination or invalidity of the Agreement by one of the Parties. d. By decision of the Parties, when unforeseen economic, technical, or due to force majeure, it is not possible or desirable of the Parties implement all or part of the Agreement. The ...
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Mutual Obligations of the Parties. (A) RFC hereby agrees that it will assist PBC by providing a corporate guarantee (if required) to BPM of up to forty nine percent (49%) of the total amount of the banking facilities granted by BPM to PBC under the Loan Agreement (hereinafter called “the banking facilities”), subject to mutual agreement of the terms of the corporate guarantee by both BPM and RFC. RFC also agrees in principle to fully settle the whole amount of banking facilities as and when they become due provided firstly that RFC shall be able to undertake the listing of its stock successfully in American Stock Exchange. (B) Upon full settlement of the whole amount of banking facilities by RFC, DCSB shall transfer all its rights, title and interest in the PBC Transfer Shares back to RFC and RFC shall simultaneously with the transfer back of the PBC Transfer Shares to RFC by DCSB, transfer the RFC Shares of 26,061,000 and 11,169,000 back to BA and EF in which thereafter BA and EF shall become the registered and beneficial owners of the aggregate number of 73,000,000 ordinary shares in RFC.
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. (i) During the term of this Agreement and subject to each party's terms of service, retail strategy and privacy policy as they exist from time to time, the parties agree to work together on a reasonable best efforts basis to develop a program to enable users of the iVillage Network to execute transactions on the Xxxxxx.xxx Web Site on a "One Click Basis", whereby a "One Click Basis" shall mean the ability for a user of the iVillage Network to click on a "Click to Buy" or similar link promoting a Xxxxxx.xxx Product on the iVillage Network (entitled "Click to Buy" or similar language), which would directly guide the user to a page where all relevant information required to purchase the product has been pre-populated and the user may click on a pre-determined link to consummate the desired transaction.
Mutual Obligations of the Parties. 2.1 Regarding the City’s Thoroughfare Plan adopted on 4/11/2023, the lines shown for potential future connectivity outside City limits will not be applicable in the ETJ. 2.2 The Parties agree to coordinate regarding any proposed MUD, WCID, or other special district proposed within the City’s ETJ.
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