Obligations of the Other Party in the performance of the Agreement
14.1 The Other Party shall arrange for XXXX to perform its work undisturbed and at the agreed date and that the facilities required for the performance of the work as gas, water, electricity, heating, lockable dry storage space and facilities prescribed by the Working Conditions Act and Working Conditions Regulations are made available to XXXX.
14.2 The Other Party is liable for any damage, inter alia, as a consequence of loss, theft, burning or damage, to goods of XXXX, the Other Party and/or third parties, like tools and materials required for the work, on the location where the work is performed or on another agreed location.
Obligations of the Other Party. 1. The Other Party shall ensure that it provides on time as required by the User all the details needed to carry out the agreement and that these details are correct and complete.
2. The Other Party may only sell on items delivered by the User in the original packaging from the User or its supplier. The Other Party may make no changes to the original packaging and shall prevent any damage.
3. The Other Party shall be obliged to charge its customers the respective sale price or minimum sale price set by the User or its supplier subject to an immediate and fully payable forfeit of € 500.00 per contravention if it fails to do so without prejudice to the User’s right to claim full compensation.
Obligations of the Other Party. Terminology used in this Schedule shall have the meaning attributed to it in the NHS Standard Form Contract save where this Agreement or the context requires otherwise.
Obligations of the Other Party. 6.1 The other party will ensure that GFI-Consultancy BV has timely access to information and approvals such as exemptions and permits required for the assignment.
6.2 The other party will ensure that GFI-Consultancy BV has access to the place of performance of the work.
6.3 The other party will ensure that all data of which GFI-Consultancy BV indicates that they are necessary or of which the other party should reasonably understand that they are necessary for the execution of the agreement are provided to GFI-Consultancy BV in a timely manner.
6.4 GFI-Consultancy BV has the right to suspend the execution of the agreement until such time as the other party has fulfilled the obligation referred to in the previous paragraph.
Obligations of the Other Party. 6.1. The Other Party is deemed to possess full knowledge of and skills necessary for the nature of the deliverable Goods and/or Services, the scale of all activities associated with performance of the Agreement and the applicable contractual terms and conditions.
6.2. The Other Party warrants that it holds all qualifications necessary to perform the Agreement independently and under its own responsibility.
6.3. The Other Party is deemed to be aware of all applicable regulations and recommendations of national and international authorities and the applicable codes of conduct.
6.4. The Other Party shall hold all required licences and/or approvals at all times during performance of the Agreement.
6.5. The Other Party shall make Delivery of Goods and/or Services at a quality level at least equal to the one customary in its industry. The Other Party warrants that the Delivery of Goods and/or Services shall satisfy the requirements that TenneT may expect for such deliveries.
Obligations of the Other Party. In the event of delivery carriage paid in compliance with the provisions of Clause 8 the other Party must have any visible shortcomings and/or damage noted immediately on the delivery receipt or have the haulier make a written report.
Obligations of the Other Party. 6..1 The Other Party must ensure that all data and documents, of which Woldhuis T&C has indicated that these are necessary for the correct and timely execution of the agreed work, or of which the Other Party should understand that these are necessary for the correct execution of the work, will be made available to Woldhuis T&C in time.
Obligations of the Other Party. 14.1 The principal will ensure and guarantee vis-à-vis the stevedore:
a. that the means of transport with all accessories and appurtenances are fully suitable for the goods and for the method of working used in general and for the use of grabs in particular.
b. that work on the means of transport can be started immediately and that this work can be continued and completed without delay, which implies that means of transports can be immediately shifted or moved if the stevedore demands such.
c. that winches are always available on board of ships being loaded or unloaded for use in the case of shifting operations.
d. that there is sufficient lighting on board of ships being dealt with for the execution of the work.
e. that the means of transport will be shifted or removed at the stevedore's first request during the work or after completion thereof.
f. that the stevedore will be provided with documents and information prior to the execution of an agreement and that reliable resources will be made available (including loading and unloading gear from a ship that complies with Dutch government regulations) which are required for the execution of agreements.
14.2 The principal is obliged to remove stored goods (or have such removed) at the latest on the last day of the period of time agreed or, in the event of storage for an indefinite period of time, at the latest on the last day of the period of time of at least 15 days to be imposed by the stevedore. In the event of a late fulfilment of this obligation, the principal will be liable for all costs, loss and damage and interests which the stevedore suffers as a result. In addition, the stevedore is, in that case, entitled to remove the goods at the expense and risk of the principal and to store these, or have these stored, elsewhere at the latter's expense and risk.
14.3 If the goods (to be stored or stored) have been sold or if ownership thereof has been transferred to third parties by, or on behalf of, the principal, before the date agreed as being the date on which storage was to terminate, the principal will continue to be fully liable vis-à-vis the stevedore for the transferred part unless the new owner has accepted in writing the same obligations and liabilities as the principal had vis-à-vis the stevedore.
Obligations of the Other Party a) The Other Party must ensure that all data and documents, of which BearTree has indicated that these are necessary for the correct and timely execution of the agreed work, or of which the Other Party should understand that these are necessary, will be made available to BearTree in time.
b) The Other Party is responsible for the correctness, completeness and reliability of the data and documents made available to BearTree, even if these come from or via third parties. The Other Party shall immediately inform BearTree of any changes which materially affects the performance of its obligations under the Agreement.
c) The Other Party grants BearTree free access and/or passage to the (physical or digital) location where the Agreement is executed. This includes, among other things, the Other Party’s obligation to provide BearTree with any necessary passwords or access for or to the digital location where the Agreement is being executed. Remote support is excluded if there is no internet connection available at the Other Party or engaged third parties. On-site support is possible, but the Other Party will be charged for travel and lodging costs of BearTree.
d) The Other Party will obtain all permits, licenses, consents, approvals or assignments in a timely manner which are required for the execution of this Agreement.
e) The Other Party is responsible for the purchase and maintenance of hardware, infrastructure and supportive software that are necessary to connect, access or otherwise use BEAM Software. The Other Party is also responsible for the security of the aforementioned equipment, supporting products and/or services, the passwords, the documents and the use of BEAM Software by its Users.
f) The Other Party is not authorized to pledge the rights and obligations that he/she has under the Agreement, transfer them to third parties or alienate or encumber them in any other way.
g) If the Other Party has not, not timely or not adequately fulfilled its obligations as referred to in this article, then BearTree is entitled to suspend the performance of the Agreement until the moment the Other Party fulfils its obligations. If BearTree has to incur costs as a result, these costs will be borne by the Other Party. In that case, these costs will be charged by BearTree to the Other Party on the basis of actual costs.
Obligations of the Other Party. 4.1 The Other Party must ensure that all data and documents, of which ZestForWork has indicated that these are necessary for the correct and timely execution of the agreed work, or of which the Other Party should understand that these are necessary for the correct execution of the work, will be made available to ZestForWork in time.
4.2 The Other Party is responsible for the correctness, completeness and reliability of the data and documents made available to ZestForWork, even if these come from or via third parties.
4.3 Of course, it may happen that some data just take a little longer than desired, or may not be complete. In that case ZestForWork is entitled to postpone the performance of the Agreement until it has received all the necessary information from the Other Party. Any costs that ZestForWork must make as a result will be charged to the Other Party based on actual cost(s) incurred.
