Common use of Order realisation Clause in Contracts

Order realisation. The Contractor shall render its services, in its own name and on its own account, as an independent contractor. The Contractor has received no authorisation to legally represent the Client or to collect payment claims for it. The Client shall provide the necessary technical, com- pany-specific and other information and guidelines. The responsibility for realisation of the order shall lie with the Contractor.

Order realisation. The Contractor shall render its services, in its own name and on its own account, as an independent contractor. The Contractor has received no authorisation to legally represent the Client or to collect payment claims for it. The Client shall provide the necessary technical, com- pany-company- specific and other information and guidelines. The responsibility respon- sibility for realisation of the order shall lie with the Contractor.

Order realisation. The Contractor shall render its services, in its own name and on its own account, as an independent contractor. The Contractor has received no authorisation to legally represent the Client or to collect payment claims for it. The Client shall provide the necessary technical, com- panycompany-specific and other information and guidelines. The responsibility for realisation of the order shall lie with the Contractor.

Order realisation. The Contractor shall render its services, in its own name and on its own account, as an independent contractor. The Contractor has received no authorisation to legally represent the Client or to collect payment claims for it. The Client shall provide the necessary technical, com- pany-company- specific and other information and guidelines. The responsibility for realisation of the order shall lie with the Contractor.