RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. The reciprocal obligations contained herein will apply to the Parties in addition to any other obligations herein provided for.

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. At each Subsequent Closing, the purchase of additional Tranche B Notes pursuant to Section 2.2(d) by each Tranche B Purchaser shall occur substantially simultaneously. No Tranche B Purchaser shall be obligated to purchase additional Tranche B Notes at a Subsequent Closing pursuant to Section 2.2(d) unless the other Tranche B Purchaser(s) purchase all additional Tranche B Notes required to be purchased by such Tranche B Purchaser(s) pursuant to Section 2.2(d) at such Subsequent Closing.

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. Whenever Landlord or Tenant shall be in default of the Lease, and such default shall cause either party to incur any damages or expenses that are the other party’s obligation pursuant to the terms of this lease, such damages or expenses so incurred, with legal interest, and including penalties, costs and reasonable attorneys' fees, may be added or deducted from the next accruing rental payment(s) due.

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. The pension supervisory authorities that are subject to this Agreement shall:

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RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. GE Capital and Danka acknowledge that this Agreement and the other Principal Documents create reciprocal money debts, which are certain as to their existence and amount and which are payable and due from time to time. Accordingly, each of Danka and GE Capital shall have the right to set off any such amounts it owes to the other party or to any Affiliate of the other party under this Agreement against any such amounts that the other party or any Affiliate of the other party owes to it under this Agreement or any of the other Principal Documents. Any party exercising the foregoing right of set-off shall provide prompt written notice, to the party whose amounts (or whose Affiliate's amounts) are subject to such set-off, that such set-off is being effected and the basis therefor.

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. In the event that Covered Entity acts as a “business associate” to Business Associate, then Covered Entity shall provide the same protections as Business Associate hereunder to Business Associate and agrees to be bound by the terms of this BAA the same as Business Associate with respect to such PHI of Business Associate.

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. Sections I and II of the agreement set out the readmission obligations in a reciprocal manner. The different provisions may vary in wording, but the essence is the same. There are two types of returnees, own nationals and non-nationals. Both types of returnees are to be readmitted by the partner country if these persons do not or no longer fulfil the conditions in force for entry into, presence in, or residence on the territory of the requesting state. The first type includes the persons that are nationals156 and the former nationals of the readmitting state. Former nationals are persons who were deprived of or have renounced their nationality. The Russian readmission agreement holds a very pragmatic and therefore very clear wording of the kind of person envisaged. Article 2, §1, 2 states that the Russian Federation shall readmit those who renounced the Russian nationality without afterwards acquiring residence authorization or the nationality of a member state. The same goes the other way around in article 4 §1. However, there is no obligation for the partner country to readmit a former national if that person was promised naturalization in the requesting state. That person is necessarily not yet naturalized, because otherwise the agreement would not find application. The second category consists of third country nationals and stateless persons. In principle there are no readmission obligations in this category, unless such a person held a valid visa or residence authorization as issued by the requested state or unlawfully entered the territory of the requesting state directly from the requested country. Save the case of Albania, readmission obligations are limited to direct arrivals. To understand the meaning of travelling directly from the requested country to the requesting country, one might find inspiration in the agreements with Sri Lanka and Pakistan where direct arrival is defined in article 3, §1, b). “A person comes directly from [the requested state] within the meaning of this subparagraph if he or she arrived on the territory of the Member States by air or ship without having entered another country in between”. A direct remark that has to be made is the exemption for mere airside transit via an international airport. This is a ‘transit without entering’157 the territory of the requested state and does not raise readmission obligations. The second exception for the readmission of third country nationals and stateless persons is when the reques...

RECIPROCAL OBLIGATIONS. Both Parties shall execute this Agreement in good faith according to its terms and acknowledged business practices, such obligation shall extend to include all activities provided as part of the requirements under generally accepted business practices and prevailing regulations and laws in the Territory.