NOW, the undersigned representative xxxxxx petitions the governing board of the Streamlined 18 Sales and Use Tax Agreement (or Co-Chairs of the Streamlined Sales Tax Implementing States) 19 for membership into the Agreement. 20 22 23 NAME 25 TITLE 26 STATE OF 1 2 Appendix B 3 INDEX OF DEFINITIONS Alcoholic beverages Appendix C, Part II, within food and food products category Agent Article II, Section 201 Air-to-ground radiotelephone service Article III, Section 315 Ancillary services Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Bundled transaction Appendix C, Part I Call-by-call basis Article III, Section 315 Candy Appendix C, Part II, within food and food products category Certified automated system Article II, Section 202 Certified service provider Article II, Section 203 Clothing Appendix C, Part II, within clothing category Clothing accessories or equipment Appendix C, Part II, within clothing category Computer Appendix C, Part II, within computer related category Computer software Appendix C, Part II, within computer related category Communications channel Article III, Section 315 Coin-operated telephone service Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Conference bridging service Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Confidential taxpayer information Article III, Section 321 Customer Article III, Section 315 Customer channel termination point Article III, Section 315 Delivered electronically Appendix C, Part II, within computer related category Delivery charges Appendix C, Part I Detailed telecommunications billing service Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Dietary supplement Appendix C, Part II, within food and food products category Direct mail Appendix C, Part I Directory assistance Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Drug Appendix C, Part II, within health care category Durable medical equipment Appendix C, Part II, within health care category 800 service Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Electronic Appendix C, Library, within computer related category Eligible property Appendix C, Part III, for sales tax holidays Entity-based exemption Article II, Section 204 Fixed wireless service Appendix C, Part II, within telecommunications category Food and food ingredients Appendix C, Part II, within food and food products category Food sold through vending machines Appendix C, Part II, within food and food products category Grooming and hygiene products Append...
NOW, the. Purchasers herein has approached the Developer for allotment of a residential unit in the Project and in such regard this agreement is being executed to record such allotment of the Said Unit, morefully described in the Fourth Schedule hereunder. THE THIRD SCHEDULE ABOVE REFER1RED TO (PART – I) The Common Areas shall include –
A) Paths and passages, internal roads, common passages, drive ways, entrance gates
B) Administrative and care taker’s Room
C) The foundation columns, beams, support, corridors, lobbies, stairs, stairways, landings, entrances, exits and pathways.
D) Drains and sewers from the premises to the Municipal/Panchayet Duct.
E) Water sewerage and drainage connection pipes from the Flats to drains and sewers common to the premises.
F) Common toilets and bathrooms on the Ground Floor meant for use of durwans, drivers, maintenance staff, etc.
G) Boundary walls of the entire project including outer side of the walls of the Said Building and main gates.
H) Water pump and motor with installation and room therefore.
I) Bore well, water pump, overhead tanks and underground water reservoirs, water pipes and other common plumbing installations and spaces required thereto.
J) Transformer, electrical wiring, meters and fittings and fixtures for lighting the staircase lobby and other common areas (excluding those as are installed for any particular Flat) and spaces required therefore.
K) Windows/doors/grills and other fittings of the Common Areas Generator its installations and its allied accessories and spaces required therefore.
L) Lifts, Lift Machine Room and their accessories installations and spaces required therefore.
M) Such other Common Areas, equipments, installations, fixtures, fittings in covered and open space in or about the Said Complex and/or the Said Building as are necessary for passage to or use and occupancy of the Flats as are necessary.
N) Fire fighting system in the Said Building/Said Complex.
O) Machinery for twenty four hours water supply from captive and deep tubewells and water filtration plant, if any.
P) AC Community Hall with Toilets and Cooking Area.
Q) AC Gymnasium with equipments and accessories.
R) Swimming Pool. S) Indoor Games Room with equipments and accessories.
T) Landscaped Garden. U) Top Roof of the Said Building for common use.
V) Closed Circuit Camera/T.V. at the ground floor level, with Central Security Surveillance. FOUNDATION RCC Foundation WALLS Bricks Masonry ROOMS FLOOR Ceramic tiles in living/dining area, a...
NOW, the parties hereto have reached agreement on the casino gaming promotion service and entered into this contract.
NOW, the. Parties agree as follows concerning the assets transfer:
NOW, the. PARTIES agree:
NOW, the. Parties hereto amend the Agreement as follows:
NOW, the. Parties hereto agree to and confirm the terms and conditions set out based on the representations, mutual promises and covenants as mentioned herein and the Agreement:
(1) All the Terms and Conditions of the Power Purchase Agreement dated between MSEDCL and ................... (Old Generator) shall remain unchanged & will be binding on (New Generator).
(2) MSEDCL is indemnified against any dispute between M/s (Old Generator’s Name) and / or (New Generator’s Name).
NOW, the. Parties hereto amend the Agreement as follows: 1. Subsequent work packages under Appendix A of Amendment 2 will be replaced by the work packages described in this amendment under Appendix A: WP 9: Optional: Scale-down and Virus Validation (Part 1) WP 16 Mock Fermentation and Development of a Specific HCP-ELISA WP 17: Filing Documents for Phase III WP 19: Validation of a Specific HCP-ELISA WP 32: Filing Documents for Market Authorization (MAA and BLA)
NOW, the. Parties hereto amend the Agreement as follows: 1. Subsequent work packages under Appendix A of Amendment 2 will be replaced by the work packages described in this amendment under Appendix A: WP 6: Scale-up and GMP-At-Risk run at 1,000 L Scale (1 Batch) WP 12: Stability Study of Drug Substance (3 Batches) including Freeze/Thaw (1 Batch) WP 14: Comparability Study (Drug Substance) WP 28: Forced Degradation Study 2. Section 3.3 and 3.4.2 of the Agreement are deleted. 3. Section 4.4 is replaced by the following: Disposition and Batch Record Review. Xxxxxxxxxx shall carry out Release or reject of each Batch of Drug Substance. On completion of Release of each Batch, and no later than [*****] Business Days following the performance of the final filtration and filling step of Drug Substance, Xxxxxxxxxx shall provide the Batch Record for such Batch to Dyax for review. Within [*****] Business Days following delivery of the complete Batch Record to Dyax, Dyax shall confirm in writing Dyax accepts Xxxxxxxxxx'x findings detailed in the Batch Record, or shall submit a complaint in accordance with the Quality Agreement in the form annexed thereto. Dyax shall be taken to have accepted such Batch on the earlier of actual notification by Dyax of its acceptance of Xxxxxxxxxx'x findings in the Batch Record or in the absence 44 / 44 Confidential materials omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote such omission. of notice of rejection of such findings or the Batch within [*****] Business Days from such delivery of the Batch Record. Should an error or omission have occurred, Xxxxxxxxxx shall have [*****] Business Days to correct same, after which the [*****] Business Day period for Dyax to review shall restart. For Drug Product release testing, the CoA will be provided no later than [*****] Business Days following recipient of the Drug Product vials.
NOW, the. Supreme Court is not challenging the arbitra- tion method anymore but is strongly supporting the practice; for the past decades since the 1970s, the Supreme Court has been ruling decisions in 18 See id.
