REMUNERATION AND ITS PAYMENT Sample Clauses

REMUNERATION AND ITS PAYMENT. 7.1 The Parties have agreed that the TnUAD shall pay the CEITEC BUT for the Services rendered by the CEITEC BUT hereunder (i) the remuneration per hour for the expertise activity rendered by an employee of the CEITEC BUT and (ii) the remuneration per hour for the equipment activity rendered by the CEITEC BUT as it will be negotiated by the Parties case by case (together the "Remuneration"). The Remuneration and also other conditions of specific cases may be agreed among the Parties also in a form of an annex to this Agreement.
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