RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. PARTIES
1) Registrar must report each occurrence of alleged SRS Unavailability to VNDS customer service help desk in the manner required by VNDS (i.e., e-mail, fax, telephone) in order for an occurrence to be treated as SRS Unavailability for purposes of the SLA.
2) In the event that all Registrars are affected by SRS Unavailability, VNDS is responsible for opening a blanket trouble ticket and immediately notifying all Registrars of the trouble ticket number and details.
3) Both Registrar and VNDS agree to use reasonable commercial good faith efforts to establish the cause of any alleged SRS Unavailability. If it is mutually determined to be a VNDS problem, the issue will become part of the Unplanned Outage Time.
4) VNDS will perform monitoring from at least two external locations as a means to verify that a) sessions can effectively be established and b) all RRP or EPP commands can be successfully completed.
5) Registrar must inform VNDS any time its estimated volume of transactions (excluding check domain commands), will exceed Registrar's previous month's volume by more than 25%. In the event that Registrar fails to inform VNDS of a forecasted increase of volume of transactions of 25% or more and the Registrar's volume increases 25% or more over the previous month, and should the total volume of transactions added by VNDS for all Registrars for that month exceed VNDS' actual volume of the previous month's transactions by more than 20%, then Registrar will not be eligible for any SLA credits (as defined in section C) in that Monthly Timeframe. The Registrar shall provide such forecast at least 30 days prior to the first day of the next month. In addition, VNDS agrees to provide monthly transaction summary reports.
6) VNDS will notify Registrar of Planned Outages outside the Planned Outage Period at least 7 days in advance of such Planned Outage. In addition, VNDS will use reasonable commercial good faith efforts to maintain an accurate 30-day advance schedule of possible upcoming Planned Outages.
7) VNDS will update the WHOIS Service once per day beginning at 1200 GMT. VNDS will notify Registrars in advance when changes to the WHOIS Service update schedule occur.
8) VNDS will allow external monitoring of the SRS via an acceptable means to both parties.
9) VNDS will initiate the zone file transfer process at least twice daily at scheduled intervals. VNDS will notify Registrar in advance when changes to the schedule occur. VNDS will notify Registrars regar...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. MUNICIPALITIES
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. PARTIES (Continued) The Data Reporter is solely responsible for the preservation, privacy, and security of data in its possession, including data in transmissions received from CHIA. Use of an intermediary shall not relieve the Data Reporter of any risks or obligations assumed by it under this Agreement, or under applicable law and regulations. The Data Reporter agrees:
(a) not to copy, disclose, publish, distribute or alter any data, data transmission, or the control structure applied to transmissions, or use them for any purpose other than the purpose for which the Data Reporter was specifically given access and authorization by XXXX;
(b) not to obtain access to any data, transmission, or CHIA’s systems by any means or for any purpose other than as the Center has expressly authorized the Data Reporter; and
(c) if the Data Reporter receives data not intended for receipt by the Data Reporter, the Data Reporter will immediately notify XXXX to arrange for its return or resubmission as CHIA directs. After such return or resubmission, the Data Reporter will immediately delete all copies of such data remaining in its possession.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. REPRESENTATIVE
A. REP shall solicit orders for and sell and provide technical backup for the "Products" on behalf of Xxxxxxx in REP's Sales Territory, quoting only those prices, delivery dates, and terms as fixed from time to time by Xxxxxxx. REP shall also provide First Echelon Service on the behalf of Xxxxxxx. This service shall consist of visiting the problem installation and ascertaining after initial inspection what problem or problems exist and communication to Xxxxxxx in order for Xxxxxxx to take appropriate action to best serve the needs of the customer.
B. REP shall promptly forward to Xxxxxxx all orders obtained. No orders placed by REP shall be binding upon Xxxxxxx until and unless it has been accepted in writing by Xxxxxxx.
C. REP shall maintain records, quotes, orders, and correspondence pertaining to the sale of Xxxxxxx'x products, said records, quotes, orders correspondence shall at all reasonable time be available for inspection by Xxxxxxx. A copy of all quotations should be forwarded to Xxxxxxx.
D. REP shall conduct its business in its own name and pay all expenses incurred including, but not limited to rent, light, heat, telephone, telegraph, postage, stationary, office supplies, entertainment and the like. Xxxxxxx will pay for no sales expenses contracted for by REP without prior written approval from Xxxxxxx.
E. REP shall make regular reports as required by Xxxxxxx but not more than once during any calendar month.
F. At least one of REP's employees shall come to the main office of Xxxxxxx at least upon request, at the REP's expense, to report, consult, and acquaint themselves with all phases of Xxxxxxx technical and distributing capabilities at such time mutually agreed upon and will probably be in conjunction with a technical society meeting or trade show which takes place in or near a locale convenient to Xxxxxxx Environmental, Inc.
G. REP will not sell products of other suppliers which are deemed to be competitive with those of Xxxxxxx listed in "Products" Section.
H. REP, its officers, agents, owners, servants, and employees shall not, during the term of this agreement or any time thereafter disclose to any person, firm or other corporation, whether in competition with Xxxxxxx or not, any knowledge or information pertaining to the conduct or details of Xxxxxxx business, its processes, formulas, machinery devices, and products used by Xxxxxxx in carrying on its own business, or lists of its customers.
I. REP shall use its best effort...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. CLIENT 2.1 In consideration of the funding received, the Client agrees to hire a minimum of one (1) New First-year Apprentice who is not already registered as an apprentice with the Client and a maximum of two (2) New First-year Apprentices per Fiscal Year in one of the 39 construction or manufacturing trades. 2.2 The Client will not register the New First-year Apprentice with their organization until after the date at which this sub- agreement becomes effective.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. Membership in Equity It is understood that it is the responsibility of the Artist to maintain membership in good standing in Canadian Actors' Equity Association and to furnish evidence to the when requested. Contractual Obligations The Artist agrees to abide by all contractual obligations stated in the Artist's engagement contract and all riders attached thereto. Services Provided by the Artist The Artist agrees to be prompt and punctual at rehearsals, and to attend all rehearsals as required; to appear at the no later than the half hour call; and to conform to the score to the best of the Artist's ability; and to respect the physical property of the
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. PARTIES In case of delay of Matte shipment or incomplete shipment of the agreed batch of the Matte in accordance with clause SHIPMENT, Seller shall pay to Buyer a penalty at the rate of 0,02% of the cost of Matte shipped with delay or shipped incompletely, for each day of delay, but at that the total penalty amount shall not exceed 0,3% of the delayed or incompletely shipped Matte cost. In case of delay of payment under this Contract, Debtor shall pay Creditor a penalty at the rate of 0,02% of the unpaid amount for every delayed day, but the total penalty amount shall not exceed 0,3% of the unpaid invoice amount. In case of untimely provision of copies of transport documents for sending according to clause SHIPMENT The Seller pays the Buyer a penalty in the amount of 0.02% of the cost of the Goods for each day of delay, but the total amount of the penalty should not exceed 0.2% of the cost of the Goods, the transport documents of which were provided with a delay. Payment of penalties does not exempt the Parties from fulfillment of obligations under the Contract and compensation for losses. In case of delivery of the Matte of inadequate quality, namely: when the content of copper in the Matte is below 13% - the Matte is no payable. The seller undertakes to bear all costs associated with transportation (return shipment from the buyer's territory) and acceptance of this Matte. In the case of the supply of a Matte with a high content of harmful impurities, namely the content of Sb (antimony), As (arsenic), Pb (lead), Zn (zinc), Ni (nickel), Co (cobalt), Bi (bismuth), Al2O3 (aluminum oxide), SiO2 (silicon dioxide), CaO (calcium oxide), MgO (magnesium oxide), FeO, Fe2O3, Fe3O4 (oxide forms of iron) fines will be applied in proportion to these excesses depending on the full chemical composition of the proposed Matte. Payment of penalties does not exempt the Parties from fulfillment of obligations under the Contract and compensation for losses. 17. ИМУЩЕСТВЕННАЯ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ В случае просрочки отгрузки, не полной отгрузки согласованной партии Штейна согласно пункта ОТГРУЗКА, Исполнитель уплачивает Заказчику пеню в размере 0,02% от стоимости Xxxxxx, отгруженного с просрочкой или недогруженного Штейна, за каждый день просрочки отгрузки, но при этом общая сумма пени не должна превышать 0,3% стоимости просроченного или недогруженного Штейна. В случае просрочки оплаты по настоящему контракту, Сторона-должник уплачивает Другой Стороне пеню в размере 0,02% от суммы пр...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. PARTIES In consideration of and subject to the terms of this Agreement and all applicable laws, the Parties shall carry out their respective responsibilities in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and within the scope of responsibilities as set out below. 4.1 ABC’s responsibilities shall be as follows:- Funding Phase (a) to secure the grant on the execution of this Agreement. Development Phase:
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. PARTIESIn all activities performed in connection with this CA, both Parties will comply with all applicable laws and regulations as well as their own policies and any applicable funding agreements.
2.1. BC/ISR will, at its own expense:
(a) Deliver a complete set of 1) VHF and 2) GNSS hardware and system software on-site at JRO, subject to any restrictions imposed by U.S. export control laws and regulations. BC will work with IGP to identify suitable placement for the receiver systems. This equipment represents a temporary importation of goods for scientific research for the duration of this CA. Both systems are passive, receive only (do not transmit).
(b) Deliver systems’ users manuals and top-level system drawings and descriptions to JRO, subject to any restrictions imposed by U.S. export control laws and regulations.
(c) Provide hardware/software modifications as needed to maintain receivers’ operation, subject to any restrictions imposed by U.S. export controls laws and regulations.
(d) Monitor data quality and notify IGP personnel of any issues related to data or product generation.
(e) Collaborate with IGP researchers in data analysis, data interpretation, and publications using data from the receivers.
(f) These systems are autonomous and robust, typically requiring very little maintenance or routine care. However, BC/ISR makes no warranties with respect to the GNSS and VHF receiver systems or any other equipment or software delivered under this CA, all of which will be provided on an AS-IS basis.
2.2. IGP will, at its own expense:
(a) Provide and maintain adequate infrastructure for the physical operation of the receivers: that include a climate-controlled environment, electricity, site security, shelter for the electronics, internet connection and appropriate locations for antenna installation.
(b) Provide routine technical maintenance that includes a visual inspection to ensure system health and operation and report any problems or irregularities with the systems identified by inspections to BC/ISR Points of Contact (POC) via e-mail.
(c) Assist BC/ISR in troubleshooting and repairing system problems locally if possible. Required parts will be provided by BC/ISR, subject to any restrictions imposed by U.S. export control laws and regulations.
(d) Provide a POC responsive to BC/ISR queries regarding the receiver systems.
(e) Consult with BC/ISR prior to making any changes in either the physical configuration or the operational environment of the rec...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE. Parties The parties will each be responsible for theirrespective Joint Service activities as listed below, except that Honor and HII will guarantee each other’s obligations hereunder. The parties will perform their obligations in accordance with the Franchise Agreement and the Central Operations Manual (as defined below). In accordance with the Franchise Agreement, Franchisee must comply with the designated Operations Manual, which provides mandatory and suggested specifications, standards and operating procedures. With respect to the Joint Service, that Operations Manual is hereby replaced in its entirety by the Central Operations Manual, the current version of which is attached hereto as Exhibit C (the “Central Operations Manual”). Any future revisions to the Central Operations Manual will be provided to the Independent Association of Home Instead Franchisees, Inc. (the “Association”) at least 15 days prior to its going into effect.
