Mutual Responsibilities and Rights Sample Clauses
Mutual Responsibilities and Rights. A. Each Party shall be responsible to ensure that responding personnel are provided protective clothing and equipment as required by California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 3410, Article 10.1,
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Mutual Responsibilities and Rights. Each Party has an obligation to use commercially reasonable efforts to identify any Foreground IP developed under or resulting from the Collaboration. Upon the identification of such Foreground IP by a Party, such Party shall disclose the Foreground IP to the Management Committee, unless such disclosure would violate applicable law, including applicable export control laws. To the extent that either Party reasonably determines that disclosure of such Foreground IP to the Management Committee would violate applicable law, each Party shall have the discretion and consent of the other Party to immediately take such actions as are necessary to obtain required governmental or other approvals to disclose such Foreground IP to the Management Committee and protect the Intellectual Property rights in the Foreground IP, which may include filing a patent application, without the approval of the Management Committee. The disclosures to the Management Committee required by this section shall be made promptly once all such required approvals have been obtained. To the extent that any Patent is filed by SPWR pursuant to this Section 7.1, SPWR agrees to and hereby does assign to MSSG, and MSSG hereby accepts, all right, title and interest in and to such Patent, and MSSG shall reimburse SPWR for any fees or costs associated with preparing and filing such Patent.
Mutual Responsibilities and Rights. Each Party has an obligation to use commercially reasonable efforts to identify any Foreground IP developed under or resulting from the Collaboration. Upon the identification of such Foreground IP by a Party, such Party shall disclose the Foreground IP to the Management Committee, unless such disclosure would violate applicable law, including applicable export control laws. To the extent that either Party reasonably determines that disclosure of such Foreground IP to the Management Committee would violate applicable law, each Party shall have the discretion and consent of the other Party to immediately take such actions as are necessary to obtain required governmental or other approvals to disclose such Foreground IP to the Management Committee and protect the Intellectual Property rights in the Foreground IP, which may include filing a patent application, without the approval of the Management Committee and both Parties may agree on other alternative mechanism dealing with such violation. The disclosures to the Management Committee required by this section shall be made promptly once all such required approvals have been obtained. To the extent that any Patent is filed by a Party pursuant to this Section 6.1, the filing Party agrees to and hereby does assign to the other Party, and the other Party hereby accepts, all right, title and interest in and to such Patent, and the other Party shall reimburse the Party for any fees or costs associated with preparing and filing such Patent.
Mutual Responsibilities and Rights. A. Each Party shall be responsible to ensure that responding personnel are provided protective clothing and equipment as required by California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 3410, Article 10.1, Section 3401, et. Seq. or Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division Chapter 437 Div. 2 General Occupational Safety & Health Rules 000-000-0000
B. Each Party shall be responsible ensure that responding Engines meet the minimum Incident Command System typing standards for equipment.
C. Both Parties’ fire personnel shall train together at least once annually on standard operating procedures which apply to each Party. See Performance Standards, section 15.
D. Both parties agree to accept each other’s training qualification standards and all agency personnel will perform only to their level of certification.
E. Each Party acknowledges that the timing of the request for mutual aid is critical to the effectiveness of the assistance being requested. Each Party agrees that in order to expedite the response to the request for mutual aid, field officers or dispatch center personnel may make the request for mutual aid as soon and in the most direct manner as possible and that the Requesting Party’s designee may be the Incident Commander or the officer (or acting officer) on the apparatus responding to the incident. It is agreed by the Parties hereto that mutual aid assistance, when to be sent, shall be dispatched promptly and that first response by the jurisdiction requesting assistance shall not be a prerequisite to a request for assistance under this agreement.
F. If the Incident Commander specifically requests a senior officer of the Responding Party to assume command, then the Incident Commander shall not, by relinquishing command, be relieved of responsibility for the operation.
G. Both Parties’ fire apparatus responding to an incident in the legal jurisdiction of the other will perform emergency operations as appropriate, under direction of the Incident Commander.
H. Except as otherwise provided herein, each Party shall retain the responsibility for administrative work (including fire investigations and dissemination of public information) weed abatement and building inspections in and for their respective jurisdictions.
I. The Parties hereto agree to provide to all other Parties to this agreement personnel and equipment as described in Attachment “A” which is incorporated herein by this reference. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this agre...