Party A’s Responsibilities Clause Samples

Party A’s Responsibilities. (1) Party A shall be responsible for timely providing Party B with basic information and documents, which are complete and accurate. Party A may not require Party B to design in violation of the relevant national standards. (2) If Party A is late in providing the abovementioned information and documents and such a delay is not more than 15 working days, the delivery date of design documents by Party B shall be extended by the same number of days accordingly; if the delay in submission of the information and documents by Party A exceeds 15 working days, Party B has the right to reset the delivery date of the design documents. (3) If the design is reworked by Party B due to Party A's changing the assigned design project, or the size or the conditions of the project, or due to errors in the submitted information or subsequent material change to the submitted information, Party A shall compensate Party B with the rework expenses based on the actual work expended by Party B, unless the relevant provisions have been revised and confirmed afresh after the consultation and execution of supplementary agreement(s). (4) Party A may terminate or cancel the agreement during the term of this Agreement, and if Party B has not yet commenced the design work, the deposit will not be refunded; if Party B has commenced the design work, and if less than half of the quantities for that phase is completed, then half of design charge payable at that phase shall be paid; and if more than half of the quantities for that phase is completed, then full design charge payable at that phase shall be paid. Party B shall hand over the completed work results (design documents) to Party A in the circumstances where the Agreement is terminated or cancelled under this section. (5) Party A's request of early delivery of design documents ahead of schedule shall be subject to Party B's consent, and shall not substantially deviate from reasonable design cycles. Party A shall pay extra charge for such early delivery. (6) For employees that Party B sends to station in Party A's site, Party A shall provide them with convenient conditions on working, living and moving about and also with necessary labor protection equipment.

Party A’s Responsibilities. In addition to its other obligations under this Contract, Party A shall be responsible for the following matters: (1) Providing capital contributions in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract and the Capital Contribution Schedule attached as Appendix 2 hereto; (2) Using its best endeavors (acting at all times in close consultation with Party B and Party C) to assist the Joint Venture to: (a) obtain all necessary governmental approvals and completing all required registrations for the establishment and operation of the Joint Venture; (b) liaise with PRC national, provincial, municipal or local governmental authorities and other relevant institutions or organizations; (c) obtain the most preferential tax, customs, foreign exchange and other favorable treatment that are or may become available to the Joint Venture and/or the Parties under relevant national and local laws and regulations of the PRC; and (d) procure necessary equipment, materials, articles for office use, means of transportation, telecommunications facilities and other public utilities, in accordance with the Joint Venture's request. (3) Using its best endeavors (acting at all times in close consultation with Party B and Party C) to assist the Joint Venture to register with the relevant tax bureau, to open such foreign exchange and RMB bank accounts, assist the Joint Venture with all required foreign exchange approvals, and assist the Joint Venture in applying for all approvals required to remit to Party B and Party C in foreign exchange distributable profits and all other payments required to be paid to Party B and/or Party C; (4) Providing necessary assistance to the Joint Venture in recruiting suitable management personnel, technical personnel and other necessary employees to be employed by the Joint Venture; (5) Assisting the Joint Venture to contact banks and other financial institutions inside the PRC and hold discussions with them with respect to the raising of any loans required by the Joint Venture; (6) Assisting foreign workers, staff, and personnel (including Directors, managers, technicians, and contractors appointed or selected by Party B and/or Party C) in obtaining PRC visas and work permits for travel to China directly related to the operation of the Joint Venture if requested by Party B and/or Party C; (7) Causing Chengshan Group to enter into the lease agreements in substantially the form attached as Appendix 5 hereto in respect of the office space, single-w...

Party A’s Responsibilities. Party A or its appointed supervisory entity shall be responsible for on-site coordination and management, supervision of construction quality, handling of technical issues, and approval of engineering changes.

Party A’s Responsibilities. 1. Party A shall comply with state laws, regulations and policies and shall create a favorable working environment to raise the staff’s enthusiasm and creativity. 2. Party A shall be responsible for instructing and training Party B of political opinions, vocational ethics, production safety, and observance of laws and disciplines as well as rules and regulations of the unit; ensure that its employees enjoy working rights and fulfill working obligations. 3. Party A shall reasonably determine the labor ration and shall pay Party B salaries no lower than the local minimum salary standard. Once the labor relationship is established, Party A shall provide Party B with labor insurance and pay insurance fees for such insurance coverage as endowment insurance, unemployment insurance and work injury insurance. 4. Party A may rescind the labor contract in case that party B: (1) is proved to be unqualified during the probation period. (2) severely violates the labor disciplines or Party A’s regulations. (3). is in serious breach of duty, irregularities of favoritism that do great harm to Party A. (4) is fired or dismissed by the company or inflicted with criminal liabilities according to laws. (5) is unable to do the original job or other job arranged by Party A due to Party B’s diseases or non-work related injuries after the expiration of medical treatment period. (6) is unqualified for the job even after the training or post adjustment.

Party A’s Responsibilities. In addition to its obligations stated in other provisions of this Contract, Party A shall be responsible for the following matters: (a) handle matters to establish the Company, including, submission of all filings and other documents relating Sections 3.3 to 3.4 hereunder; (b) direct the Company and attending to its day-to-day operations, with oversight from the Board, in obtaining, sourcing, purchasing or leasing or otherwise acquiring from either domestic or foreign vendors adequate supplies of all equipment, facilities, articles for office use, services or other items necessary or desirable for the Company’s operation; (c) recruitment of personnel for the Company; (d) provide the sales and marketing services to the Company and, within a reasonable period of time after the Establishment Date, execute a sales service contract with the Company (the “Services Contract”), with the terms to be mutually determined; (e) assist the Company in obtaining RMB and foreign exchange loans from financial institutions in the PRC; (f) assist the Company in applying for and obtaining all possible tax reductions and exemptions and all other relevant investment incentives, privileges and preferences available to the Company under the Laws of the PRC; (g) assist the Company in marketing, selling and distributing its Products in the PRC; (h) assist the Company in its relations with government authorities and PRC domestic companies; (i) periodically contribute Additional Capital to the Company to cover the costs and expenses of the Company’s operation, including, sales and marketing costs, and other overhead operating costs of the Company; (j) assist the Company in obtaining loans or investments; (k) assist the Company in applying for and obtaining CFDA approval and all other requisite approvals for the commercial marketing, sale and distribution of Products in the Territory and maintaining the same; (l) attending to all relevant work in connection with the seeking and obtaining of the said approvals, including without limitation, coordinating with hospitals, clinics and medical institutions to conduct clinical trials and collate trial data; and (m) handle such other matters as are entrusted to it by the Company.

Party A’s Responsibilities. 1) Grant a non-exclusive and non-proprietary license to Party B to use Party A’s company trademark, name, logo, etc. following Party A’s prior written confirmation during the validity period of this Agreement and within the licensed scope and reasonable scope; 2) Shall not make any false, disparaging comments or attack Party B in any public occasion or to any public media, having an impact on Party B’s goodwill, during the validity term of this Agreement and within 3 years from the end of this Agreement; 3) Provide transportation to Party B’s clients who have purchased Party A’s air tickets and relevant services in accordance with Party A’s Conditions of Carriage.

Party A’s Responsibilities. 1. If an abnormality is found during the use of Epolestar, Party A should contact Party B in time and accurately describe the current failure phenomenon so that Party B can make a timely diagnosis. 2. When Party B performs maintenance and technical support, Party A shall designate a special person to cooperate with Party B. After Party B completes software maintenance and technical support, Party A shall cooperate to check whether Epolestar is operating normally. 3. Authorize a person to be responsible for communicating with Party B in terms of business and organization of software training, etc.: Name of authorized contact person: Tel: Fax: Email: 4. Cooperate unconditionally when Party B accepts the extended inspection of information security by the China Securities Regulatory Commission and its dispatched agencies.

Party A’s Responsibilities. 4.1 Provide Party B with the PDD of the project and the annexes to the application documents. 4.2 Ensure the documents, materials and data provided to Party B are authentic, objective and integral. 4.3 Provide valid evidence for validation/verification within the agreed-upon time when Party B’s validation/verification team carries out document review, background investigation and on-site visit. Provide necessary working conditions in compliance with regulatory requirements for Party B’s validation/verification team. 4.4 Notify Party B on a timely basis of the changes which possibly have a significant impact on validation/verification. 4.5 Shall neither, independently or via a third Party, employ the validators/verifiers appointed by Party B, nor employ Party B’s personnel related to the validation or verification of this project as its advisor within six months upon completion of the validation/verification. 4.6 Provide Party B with evidence for taking clarification measures and corrective measures within the agreed-upon time at the request of Party B. 4.7 Unless Party B carries out the entrusted activities with ill intention or gross negligence, Party A shall ensure that Party B’s behaviors for carrying out the activities entrusted by Party A are not subject to any third person’s claim for right or compensation. In case of any third person’s claim for right or compensation, Party A shall compensate all losses incurred by Party B arising out of this. 4.8 Pay Party B the fees as specified herein on schedule.

Party A’s Responsibilities. Party A has responsibilities to (1) notify the number, name list and general introduction of the Interns to Party B in advance; (2) ensure that Technical Information not infringe any third party’s intellectual property right and immediately inform Party B If Party A loses the ownership of Technical Information; (3) accept the Learning Staff to learn in Party A and send experts and professors regularly to Party B for academic discussions and communications; (4) according to the request of Party B, deliver Researching Materials regarding the Project Cooperation to Party B or the third party appointed by Party B, give necessary assistance when Party B apply for new drug or patent, and keep the content, products and Researching Materials confidential.