Principal’s Obligations. The Principal undertakes to order only the person mentioned in article 1 of this Agreement as his Responsible Representative to represent him in accordance with section 55 § 3 of the Belgian Value Added Tax Code and Royal Decree No 31 of 2 April 2002 issued to implement such Code. The Principal undertakes to limit himself to doing the following acts whereof a limitative enumeration hereinafter appears, with the Responsible Representative’s intervention: - the import of such goods as are not placed under the VAT entrepot regime, insofar as such import has taken place with the view to the next delivery of the same goods; The Principal undertakes to provide the Responsible Representative with the VAT identification number of his/her co-contractor (or his/hers in the event of transfer), awarded in the member state of destination to the persons involved. The Principal also undertakes to deliver a copy of the sales invoice relating to the intra-Community delivery carried out by the Principal to the Responsible Representative. Finally, the Principal undertakes, both at the start and during the performance of the agreement, to deliver all documents, data and information to the Responsible Representative on time, which are needed to perform the commission and which show under which commercial relationship the transport took place. The Principal shall be responsible for the completeness, correctness, validity, authenticity, timeliness and the proper use of the documents put at the Responsible Representative's disposal by him. By signing this Agreement, the Principal confirms to have taken note of the fact that in accordance with section 55 § 4, paragraph 2 of the same Belgian Value Added Tax Code, the Responsible Representative is jointly and severally liable together with the Principal to pay the value added tax, interests and fines owed by the Principal, by virtue of the Belgian Value Added Tax Code and the implementation decrees concerned. By signing this Agreement, the Principal confirms to have taken note of the fact that in accordance with section 55 § 4, paragraph 2 of the same Belgian Value Added Tax Code, the Responsible Representative is jointly and severally liable together with the Principal to pay the value added tax, interests and fines owed by the Principal, by virtue of the Belgian Value Added Tax Code and the implementation decrees concerned.The principal confirms the knowledge of the Circular 2020/C/50 regarding the VAT system of B2B intra-Communit...
Principal’s Obligations. In addition to the other obligations described herein, PRINCIPAL shall:
Principal’s Obligations. 8.1 The Employee Leasing Agreement from the Principal shall state which special features the intended work will have and which professional qualifications are required. Insofar as tempo- rary workers are employed for a period longer than 15 months, calculated from the start of the transfer, but at the earliest from 1 April 2017 and taking into account, as the case may be, previous lease periods pursuant to § 8 para. 4 sentence 3 AÜG, – the Principal will also specify in the respective Employee Leasing Agreement which essential working conditions, including remu- neration, are applicable.
8.2 The Principal shall instruct the Temporary Worker on the specifics of the workplace and the scope of responsibilities in terms of safety and health protection. This shall include the in- struction and training in the use of personal protection equipment intended to protect against fatal hazards or permanent injuries.
8.3 The Principal warrants to comply with statutory duty of care obligations arising from the use of workers in its plants.
8.4 The Principal is obligated to inform the Contractor of any work-related accidents immediately to ensure that the mandatory legal accident reports can be filed.
Principal’s Obligations. Principal shall render Agent all reasonable assistance necessary, and shall at all times cooperate with Agent, for Agent to exercise the power and authority delegated to it under this Agreement.
Principal’s Obligations. 18.1 Principal's Obligations
(a) make reasonable office and site accommodation, utilities and amenities available to the Contractor at locations to be determined by the Principal prior to the Execution Date to enable the Contractor to perform the Mobilisation and Transition In Services and Services;
(b) provide the Contractor with reasonable and non-exclusive access to the ARCHIBUS and IBM MAXIMO information technology systems operated by the Principal (or any replacement systems nominated to the Contractor by the Principal in writing from time-to-time) to enable the Contractor to perform the Mobilisation and Transition In Services and Services in accordance with this Contract;
(c) provide the Contractor with non-exclusive access to relevant Principal employees to assist the Contractor during the Mobilisation and Transition In Phase; and
(d) to the extent the Contractor is provided with access to car parking spaces by the Principal for the purposes of this Agreement, provide the Contractor with access to those car parking spaces at no additional cost to the Contractor.
Principal’s Obligations. 3.1 The Principal must act honestly and in good faith in relation to the Commercial Representative.
Principal’s Obligations. 3.1 The Principal must act honestly and in good faith in relation to the Commercial Representative.
3.2 The Principal must provide for the Commercial Representative all the necessary and up-to-date information, all supporting materials and aids necessary for the fulfillment of the obligations arising from this Contract. There are in the Annex of the Contract all information and conditions of FSES for admission of the Foreign Applicants, whose the Commercial Representative will find according to the Contract for academic year 2013/2014; in case of the amendment the conditions the Principal undertakes an obligation to inform the Commercial Representative on due time and to deliver new conditions to the extent and form stated in Annex of the Contract immediately after the amendment, within 3 days at latest.
3.3 The Principal will set up a committee for entrance interviews/tests responsible for the selection of Foreign Applicants for bachelor, master, bachelor and master combined (under § 53 para. 3 of the Higher Education Act), medical doctoral and PhD. study programs) in the study field of European Studies and Policies and upon agreement with the Commercial Representative, will determine the place and time of the admission procedure.
3.4 Zastúpený je povinný informovať Obchodného zástupcu o tom, ktorých uchádzačov prijal alebo neprijal na štúdium a s ktorými uzatvoril alebo neuzatvoril zmluvu o poskytnutí vysokoškolského štúdia.
3.5 Zastúpený je povinný informovať Obchodného zástupcu bez zbytočného odkladu o každom prípade, kedy sa na Zastúpeného obráti, resp. kontaktuje priamo zahraničný uchádzač z Tureckej republiky ako aj všetky prípady podania prihlášok na štúdium zahraničnými uchádzačmi z Tureckej republiky. V takýchto prípadoch je Zastúpený povinný vo vzťahu k týmto zahraničnými uchádzačom informovať ich o existencii obchodného zastúpenia a možnosti pre uchádzača obstarať všetko potrebné pre štúdium v zahraničí prostredníctvom obchodného zástupcu.
Principal’s Obligations. 4.1 Principal shall provide the Architect all reasonable assistance as may be requested by the Architect in connection with the provision of Architect Services.
4.2 Principal shall conclude all agreements and shall assist in the preparation of all documentation as may be required for the provision of Architect Services as per the terms of this Agreement.
4.3 Principal shall make all payments as per the terms of this Agreement.
4.4 Principal shall make all payments towards Architect’s bills within 14days of submission of the approved bills. Provided however that Principal shall be entitled to withhold payment on the grounds of deficiency in service and shall communicate the same vide written communication.
4.5 Principal shall provide the Architect unrestricted access to the Principal’s premises for the purpose of carrying out his work.
Principal’s Obligations. 4.1 The Principal will as soon as practicable, or as required by this Agreement:
(a) make or arrange to make available to the Consultant all relevant instructions, information, documentation or data or any other material as is necessary for the performance of the Services; and
(b) provide assistance to the Consultant, as reasonably required, so that the Consultant may competently perform its duties under this Agreement.
4.2 The Consultant agrees and acknowledges that the Principal’s provision of information and assistance in accordance with Clause 4.1 is by way of assistance only and cannot in any way be deemed to give rise to a duty of
Principal’s Obligations. 5.1 The Principal shall at all times duly (and , in any event, not later than 48 hours prior to the desired performance) make available to the User all product samples, access, assistance, information, records, documentation and facilities which are or may be conducive to properly performing the Services, including the assistance of properly qualified, briefed and authorized personnel of the Principal, and all relevant data, documentation and information. Also, the Principal shall provide all reasonable cooperation required for the proper and timely performance of the Services.
5.2 The Principal shall take all necessary steps to duly eliminate or remedy any obstacles to or interruptions in the performance of the Services.
5.3 The Principal shall ensure that all necessary measures are taken for the safety and security of working conditions, sites and installations during the performance of Services by the User, and will not rely, in this respect, on the User’s advice whether required or not, except for ensuring that the User’s written guidelines in relation to health and safety, period of exposure to fumigants, ventilation and re-circulation and any other relevant guidelines are complied with; furthermore, the Principal shall inform the User in advance of any known hazards or dangers, actual or potential, associated with any order or request for provision of Services, including, but not limited to, presence or risk of radiation, toxic or noxious or explosive elements or materials, environmental pollution or poisons.
5.4 The Principal is responsible for closing down areas for access by any other person than a representative of the User, if such areas are to be treated and in which case such treatment may cause a threat and or danger to persons.