Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties Sample Clauses

Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 1. When creating, handing over and presenting the Work, the Author is obligated to proceed good-naturedly, with professional care and in compliance with the interests and instructions of the Client. In order to avoid any doubts it applies that the Author is bound by the declared interests and instructions of the Client or by such interests and instructions that can be known or expected when exerting professional care. 2. The Contracting Parties are obliged to collaborate mutually under the rules of the Contract for the purpose of the proper and timely creation, handover and presentation of the Work and the fulfilment of the terms and conditions of the Contract. 3. The Author is obliged to inform the Client immediately and in writing on any circumstances that he/she learned of when fulfilling his/her obligations and which can affect the Client`s instructions related to the achievement of the purpose mentioned in the Contract or which, in the Author`s opinion, are necessary for the proper fulfilment of obligations under the Contract. 4. The Author undertakes to inform the Client immediately and in writing on any case of delay or other facts that could jeopardise the timely and proper creation and/or handover and/or presentation of the Work or the fulfilment of other duties arising from the Contract.
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Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. The Performer shall be obliged to deliver the Artistic Performance in time (including his/her arrival for rehearsals according to the schedule).
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 2.1 Public Agency agrees to: A. Purchase supplies such as printer paper, printer ink, cleaning materials and other expendable items necessary for the continuous operation of its PSAPs; B. Implement upgrades of its PSAPs equipment and software, as authorized in the current annual budget, through the appropriate CAECD process for the purchase of new equipment and software; C. Protect the PSAPs equipment and secure the PSAPs premises against unauthorized entrance or use; D. Practice preventive maintenance for the PSAPs equipment; E. Ensure call-takers/dispatchers receive emergency communications training as required and as described in CAECD's current annual budget; F. Protect the confidentiality of 9-1-1 database information and of information furnished by telecommunications providers, and notify CAECD in writing within two business days of the receipt of a request for 9-1-1 database information, or for information furnished by telecommunications providers, made under the Texas Public Information Act; G. Use the Regional Notification System (RNS) 9-1-1 derived database information only to warn or alert citizens of an emergency situation where property or human life is in jeopardy, and protect the database information from unauthorized use; H. Request the use of training facilities by sending an email to XXXX@xxxxxx.xxx and specifying date of request, time of request and type of resources needed such as Solacom or CritiCall; I. In the event the use of the Regional Backup Communications Center (RBUC) is required, operate in accordance with all rules and procedures, and within the allocated space in the RBUC located at 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, Building 310, Suite 165; J. Be responsible for all furniture, administrative telephones, copier machines and administrative desktop computers located within the Public Agency’s operating area; K. Hold harmless CAECD from and against any and all claims, liens, proceedings, actions or causes of action, other than claims based wholly on the negligence of, fault of, or breach of contract by CAECD and shall name CAECD (including those representatives and agents listed in section 1.3 above) as additional insured under the City’s general liability insurance policy or membership agreement in any governmental risk pool or other similar entity with a duty to provide a defense, and which is provided by policy or membership agreement so that CAECD (including those representatives and agents listed in section 1.3 above) may seek coverage u...
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 4.1 The Supplier is obliged to maintain confidentiality about all matters relating to the Client and his business activities. In the case of breach of the duty of confidentiality the Supplier is liable for Clients damages up to the amount which could be reasonably foreseen. 4.2 The Contracting Parties are entitled to terminate this Contract in writing within 30 days. The notice period begins from the day of the following receipt of written notice to the other Contracting Party.
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. The Contracting Parties agree to the rights and duties of the Contracting Parties in Annex. 1 to this Contract.
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. The Contracting Parties acknowledge that their basic duties are governed by the provisions of Article 32 and 33 of the Sports Act in conjunction with Article 28. 3 and 4 of the SFA Registration and Transfer Rules.
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 1. The Donor shall hand over the gift to the Beneficiary in the form of a cashless transfer from the Donor's account to the account of the Beneficiary. The Beneficiary shall become the sole owner of the gift upon crediting the funds to the Donor's account. 2. The Donor undertakes to make a wire transfer immediately after signing this Contract. The transfer shall be made on the account of the Beneficiary held in Prima banka Slovensko, a.s., IBAN: XX00 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000, variable symbol: 24022022. 3. At the request of the Donor, the Beneficiary shall issue him a confirmation of receipt of the gift. 4. The Beneficiary undertakes to use the donation exclusively for the purposes of humanitarian aid provided to the Ukrainian refugees in the context of the war conflict in Ukraine.
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Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties a) provide spaces to prepare and organize the project, and to present the production on March 8th, 2020. b) allow – on the days of the project’s execution – audiences to enter the relevant premises c) perform all activities and take measures necessary to ensure the safety and health protection of persons present on the premises during the project’s execution d) ensure the provision of the lighting, sound and projection technology that is the property of TI e) provide PR for the project, i.e. including the information on the website of Studio 12, and in the programme materials of Studio 12 f) provide the sale of tickets for the performances via the portal xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 1. The University is obliged to hand over to the Student the Room, its furnishings and accessories in a condition fit for due use and to provide the Student with undisturbed exercise of their rights connected to housing. 2. The Student is authorized to use the Room, its furnishings and equipment and the common premises of the Housing Facility in line with this Contract, the Dormitory Code, and generally binding law. 3. The Student is obliged to complete a fire prevention and health and safety training according to the training structure prepared by a fire prevention technician and security technician; this will be completed upon signature of this Contract and confirmed by signing the Declaration. 4. Insufficient learning of regulations and conditions of fire prevention and health and safety provisions that were explained to the Student during moving in the housing according to the training structure do not release the Student from liability implied by generally binding law and internal regulations in the area of fire prevention and health and safety. This provision also applies to any potential changes, amendments, and modifications of these regulations and conditions. Regulations and conditions as well as the changes, amendments, and modifications thereof, will be displayed in a visible location in the Housing Facility together with the Dormitory Code. 5. The Student must not provide the Room, its furnishings and accessories to a third person for use. 6. The Student is obliged to use the Room, its furnishings and accessories and the common premises of the Housing Facility in a manner not restricting other persons housed in the Room and/or the Housing Facility and not disturbing regular operation of the Housing Facility. Similarly, the Student is always obliged to act in a way providing for the highest possible protection of their life, health, and property, and the property of other housed persons and of the University. 7. The Student is obliged to notify any changes of their personal data, e-mail, or specification of studies specified in the heading hereof to the University without delay; otherwise the University shall not be responsible for correctly stating personal data and for due delivery of documents to the Student. 8. The Student is obliged to return the Room to the University after the termination of housing on the basis of this Contract no later than on the last day of housing by 10:00 a.m. The Student is obliged to return the Room and its furni...
Rights and Duties of the Contracting Parties. 1. The Accommodated Person shall be obligated to become familiar with the Accommodation Provider´s dormitory rules and to accept it. The dormitory rules define the accommodation conditions, under which the Accommodation Provider provides accommodation and the related services. The dormitory rules shall be binding for the Accommodated Person. By signing this Contract the Accommodated Person agrees with terms and conditions of the dormitory rules. The dormitory rules shall be always hung on a visible place in the dormitory building designed for notifications and published on the dormitory internet site. 2. The Accommodated Person shall be entitled to use the premises given to him/ her for the purpose of temporary accommodation, and to use the common premises of the accommodation facility and to use the accommodation-related services in accordance with this Contract and with the dormitory rules. 3. The Accommodation Provider shall be obligated to hand over the accommodation premises to the Accommodation Provider in a condition capable of being properly utilised and to secure an uninterrupted exercise of his/ her accommodation-related rights. 4. The Accommodated Person shall be obligated to use the accommodation premises and the accommodation-related services dully, and the Accommodated Person shall not perform any material changes without Accommodation Provider´s approval. 5. The Accommodated Person shall be obligated to maintain the accommodation premises and the equipment in the same condition as in the moment of handing the premises over to the Accommodated Person and to use the accommodation premises and the equipment so that no damage would arise to the Accommodated Person. 6. The Accommodated Person undertakes to get familiar with the safety and health protection regulations and fire regulations and to observe such provisions during the whole contractual provision, what shall be confirmed by signing this Contract. 7. In case the Accommodation Provider bears responsibility for the things brought in the accommodation premises by the Accommodated Person, it shall be governed by the provisions of section 433-436 of the Civil Code. 8. The Accommodation Provider shall be anytime entitled to enter the Accommodated Person´s room in order to check the usage of the room in accordance with this Contract and with the dormitory rules. At the same time the Accommodation Provider shall be entitled to move the Accommodated Person and his belongings to other room of the...
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