Obtaining Written Permission Sample Clauses
The "Obtaining Written Permission" clause requires that a party must secure explicit, written approval from another party before taking certain actions or using specified resources. In practice, this means that activities such as reproducing copyrighted materials, making modifications, or disclosing confidential information cannot proceed unless formal written consent is granted. This clause serves to protect the interests of the party granting permission by ensuring control over how their rights or assets are used, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized actions and potential disputes.
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Obtaining Written Permission. When you are required to obtain our permission in this agreement you must send a written request for permission to your Neighbourhood Team. Permission will only be given in writing. We will not unreasonably refuse permission and will give our reasons in writing if we do. Any permission may be subject to conditions. If you do not comply with any conditions, this will be a breach of your tenancy agreement.
Obtaining Written Permission. (a) Prior to the making of Copies authorized by Articles 5.2, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.7, a Licensee shall first obtain written confirmation of permission from CANCOPY.
(b) Such permission shall be granted by CANCOPY at no cost on confirmation that the Published Work in question is out-of-print in all available editions.
(c) The Licensee will be deemed to have complied with Paragraph 5.5
(a) if the Licensee requests permission from CANCOPY in the manner provided for giving notice herein and CANCOPY does not respond within ten (10) business days of receipt of the request. The time of receipt of any such request shall be calculated in accordance with Article 14.2.
(d) Where permission is denied, CANCOPY will use reasonable efforts to provide to the Licensee print status information including the source or sources from which the publication may be obtained.
Obtaining Written Permission. Where you are required to obtain written permission, you must send a written request to the Council which clearly outlines the reason for the request for permission. Permission will only be given in writing. We will not unreasonably refuse permission and will give our reasons in writing if we do. Any permission may be subject to conditions. If you do not comply with any conditions, this will be a breach of your tenancy agreement.