Obligations to Inform. 6.8 Each party undertakes to disclose in writing to the other parties anything which will or may prevent any of the Conditions from being satisfied on or prior to the Long Stop Date (or subsequently) immediately when it comes to its attention and otherwise to keep each other party informed of the progress towards satisfaction of the Conditions.
Obligations to Inform. 32.1 When information regarding potential reporting incidences has come to a Party’s knowledge, the Party shall inform the other Party within three (3) Business Days.
Obligations to Inform. During the term of this Agreement, each Silver Bull Party must, and must cause its Affiliates to:
Obligations to Inform. During the Option Period, each Party will have the following obligations:
Obligations to Inform. During the term of this Agreement, each Party must, and must cause its Affiliates to:
Obligations to Inform. During the term of this Agreement, each Trilogy Party must, and must cause its Affiliates to:
Obligations to Inform. During the term of this Agreement, ESI must, and must cause its Affiliates to:
Obligations to Inform. Processor shall provide Controller with all information necessary to demonstrate that the obligations laid down in this Agreement, the Regulation and other legal acts are being complied with. On Controller’s request, among other things, Processor must provide copies of data protection policies, records of data processing activities.
Obligations to Inform. The Relevant Processor must inform the Relevant Controller of any of the following events or circumstances in relation to any Processed Personal Data The Relevant Processor must do so promptly on first becoming aware of the event or circumstance But only to the extent it is lawful for the Relevant Processor to do so Requests, complaints or other communication As indicated in item 9. in relation to certain requests, complaints and other communications. Unauthorised access Any incident of unauthorised access to that Processed Personal Data. Data Loss Event A Data Loss Event in relation to the relevant Processed Personal Data. Breach Any incident of processing of that Processed Personal Data that results in any of the following: A Material Breach of this Agreement; and/or In any case, a serious breach of the Data Protection Legislation. Information the Relevant Processor must provide the Relevant Controller All of the following to the extent relevant A reasonable description of the relevant event or circumstance. The number of data subjects affected. How the Relevant Controller can obtain further information (e.g. a contact person within the organisation of the Relevant Processor or the Sub-processor). The likely consequences of the relevant event or circumstance The measures the Relevant Processor or the Sub-processor has taken (and/or proposes to take) in response to the event or circumstance to mitigate the harm to the Processed Personal Data and/or to the relevant data subjects and/or to the Relevant Controller. Other obligations of the Relevant Processor if any of the events or circumstances described in item 8.1 (other than item (a)) occurs or arises in relation to any Processed Personal Data which the Relevant Processor is the Processor in connection with this Agreement (all of the following to the extent relevant) Assist The Relevant Processor must provide the Relevant Controller with reasonable assistance in relation to the Relevant Controller’s response to the relevant event or circumstance. Preventative steps The Relevant Processor must take appropriate steps (having reasonable regard to the views of the Relevant Controller) to reduce the reoccurrence of the relevant event or circumstance. Comply with Law In any case, the Relevant Processor must comply with the Data Protection Legislation and the Law generally in its response to the relevant event or circumstance. 9.Obligation to assist Assistance which the Relevant Processor must give the Relevant...
