Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. Art. 6 The rights and obligations of the contracting parties derive from the legislation in force, Law 752/2001 on the Organization and functioning of the Romanian Academy; SASRA Regulation for the organization and development of doctoral university studies approved by Decision no. 35 / 25.02.2011, hereinafter referred to as the Regulation. Art. 7 SASRA has the following rights:
a) to supervise and follow the way in which the doctoral student respects his / her obligations deriving from the quality as a doctoral student, provided in the doctoral student's doctoral studies plan, hereinafter referred to as the individual plan, as well as the way in which the doctoral student complies with the obligations deriving from this contract;
b) to use personal data, in the capacity of the Romanian Academy as a data operator, in order to carry out the educational process, the university management activities and the support activities underlying it;
c) to establish annually the amount of registration fees, for the defense of the doctoral thesis, as well as of the other fees related to the doctoral studies, their breakdown into installments, the way of updating them and the remaining installments, as well as the consequences regarding non- payment ;
d) to recover in the shortest time, from the doctoral student guilty of causing a damage resulting from the degradation or destruction of some goods, their equivalent value;
e) not to admit the defense of the exams, scientific reports and the doctoral thesis, if the doctoral student has not paid his fees or other obligations deriving from the present contract and has not fulfilled his obligations from the individual plan;
f) to approve the change of the doctoral supervisor, in accordance with the law, at the motivated request of the doctoral student;
g) to issue the expulsion decision in case of non-compliance with the contractual obligations by the doctoral student;
h) to establish the criteria for admission to the cycle of doctoral university studies;
i) to approve the extension/interruption of the doctoral university study program in accordance with the law;
j) to take measures for the prevention and sanctioning of deviations from the norms of scientific, professional and university ethics, according to the code of ethics of SASRA.
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 2.1. The Customer shall not be obliged to consume exactly the expected amount of Electricity specified in the Bid (or otherwise determined in compliance with the Conditions). In the event the Customer consumes high voltage (hereinafter referred to as the “HV”) or very high voltage (hereinafter referred to as the “VHV”) Electricity at a specific supply point in an amount that does not deviate from the expected consumption relating to the supply point and the calendar month in question by more than 10% (hereinafter referred to as the “Tolerance”), this fact shall not affect the agreed unit price paid for the supply of Electricity to such supply point in the given month and shall not be subject to any charge or sanction payment by the Supplier.
2.2. However, if the Customer exceeds such Tolerance in connection with an HV or VHV supply point in any calendar month, and unless hereinafter specified otherwise, the following provisions shall apply:
a) In the event the Customer consumes more Electricity at the given supply point compared to the expected consumption while also exceeding the Tolerance, the Supplier shall supply such Electricity to the supply point, to the extent exceeding the Tolerance, at the average spot price prevailing on the Daily Electricity Market organised by OTE, a.s. (hereinafter referred to as the “OTE Daily Market”) achieved in the calendar month, in which the Tolerance was exceeded (e.g. in case the expected Electricity consumption for a supply point amounts to 100 MWh in June 2022, but the actual consumption during the month amounts to 120 MWh, the Customer shall pay to the Supplier the agreed price for 110 MWh and the remaining 10 MWh shall be paid at the average spot price achieved in June 2022).
b) In the event the Customer consumes less Electricity at the given supply point compared to the expected consumption while also exceeding the Tolerance, the Customer shall pay compensation to the Supplier in CZK for such unconsumed Electricity, to be determined as the product of:
(i) The amount of Electricity not consumed in excess of the Tolerance in MWh; and
(ii) Positive difference between the agreed unit price of Electricity in CZK/MWh valid for the calendar month, in which the Tolerance was exceeded, and the average spot price of Electricity on the OTE Daily Market in CZK/MWh, achieved in the same month;
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 1. The Mandatary is obliged to perform the activities specified in Article 1(1) of this Contract in person. The Mandatary performs the activities which are the subject of this Contract with professional care, according to their abilities and knowledge, and in accordance with the schedule according to Article 1
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 2.1. The Customer shall not be obliged to consume exactly the expected amount of Electricity specified in the Bid. If the Customer consumes Electricity in the amount that does not deviate from the consumption expected in the Bid by more than 15% (hereinafter referred to as the “Tolerance”), this fact shall not affect the agreed unit price and shall not be subject to any charge or sanction payment by the Supplier.
2.2. In the event that the Customer consumes less Electricity than the expected consumption and, simultaneously, exceeds the Tolerance, the Customer shall pay the Supplier the necessarily and reasonably incurred cost that the Supplier would not have incurred in the event of consumption within the Tolerance (particularly reasonable cost and damage associated with selling excess Electricity).
2.3. In the event that the Customer consumes more Electricity than the expected consumption and, simultaneously, exceeds the Tolerance, the Supplier shall supply Electricity to the Customer to the extent exceeding the Tolerance for the current spot price reached on the spot market of OTE, a.s. (hereinafter referred to as the “Spot Price”). The current spot price, for each day on which the Tolerance was exceeded, means a price achieved on such a day on the spot market of OTE, a.s. The Supplier may add to the Spot Price a surcharge up to 15% of the Spot Price. This surcharge shall cover any and all cost reasonably associated with the purchase of Electricity for additional consumption, and the Supplier may not charge the Customer any other additional cost incurred for this purpose. In the Bid, the Customer may stipulate rules different from the provisions of paragraphs 2.1. through 2.
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 5.1 The Seller is obliged to deliver the Goods brand new, in fully functional condition, in the agreed quantity, quality and technical design complying with the applicable European Union regulations and complying with the requirements set forth by the legislation of the Czech Republic.
5.2 The Seller is obliged to deliver the Goods without defects so that the Buyer can operate and use the Goods properly, without difficulties and in accordance with the relevant legislation and the terms of the Contract, while the proper delivery of the Goods will be confirmed in the Handover Protocol about the handover and acceptance of the Goods. The Handover Protocol can be signed at the earliest when the delivery of the Goods by the Seller including the related performance and services agreed in the Contract has been completed in full.
5.3 The Seller is obliged to hand over to the Buyer the documents necessary for the acceptance and use of the Goods (in particular technical documentation, user documentation and warranty certificates) and to train the operators, all of this in Czech and English and according to the regulations in force in the Czech Republic. The Seller shall be obliged to provide, at its own expense, transport to the place of performance, assembly at the place of performance and verification of the functionality of the Goods.
5.4 The Buyer shall acquire title to the Goods and all their parts and accessories by handing over and accepting the Goods including their parts and accessories from the Seller in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article on the date of acceptance of the Goods from the Seller. The risk of damage to the Goods shall pass to the Buyer at the same time.
5.5 The Seller is obliged to immediately notify the Buyer of any threat to the time of performance and of all facts that may make performance under the Contract impossible.
5.6 The Seller must be able to prove to the Buyer that it has duly entered into a valid support agreement with the manufacturer of the Goods so that in the event of a defect in the Goods, which the Seller is unable to resolve itself, the defect can be resolved directly with the manufacturer of the Goods. At the same time, the Seller is obliged to ensure access to the documentation of the manufacturer of the Goods and the knowledge database provided by the manufacturer as part of its support throughout the warranty period.
5.7 In the event that any part of the subject matter of the Contract fulfils the characteristics...
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. The Parties agreed to jointly participate in the implementation of the Project referred to in Art. II hereof as follows: The Beneficiary will carry out the following activities (for example): Project management (always carried out by the beneficiary); research activities: training sessions; preparation and management of conferences and workshops; preparation of the Project proposal and any modifications and amendments thereto; keeping the Partners informed on a regular basis; evaluation of Project activities on a continuous basis; evaluation of comments and assessment of Project outputs; ensuring Project publicity; discussing all changes and obligations with the Partner; preparation of implementation reports and submission of requests for payment; approval and payment of eligible expenditure incurred by the Partner, etc. The Partner will carry out the following activities (for example): making comments and assessing Project outputs; facilitating contacts with the target group (ensuring information transfer between the target group and the Beneficiary); research activities: cooperation in proposing modifications and amendments to the Project; account statement of expenditure incurred; preparation of reports on their activities in the agreed periods, etc.; representing the Beneficiary in the exercise of rights and obligations related to the tendering procedure or proposal competitions, pursuant to Section 151 of Act No 137/2006 Sb., on Public Procurement, as amended. The Beneficiary and the Partner(s) undertake to be fully responsible for the performance of the activities they should carry out under this Agreement. Each Partner is obliged to act in a manner that does not jeopardize the implementation of the Project or the interests of the Beneficiary and the Partner(s). “The Parties are obliged to inform each other on the progress of the Project and, without delay, on all the facts that are relevant to implement the Project. For the purposes of this paragraph, relevant facts means facts other than normal (day-to-day) activities which, given the nature of the agreement, are expected by the other Parties to be carried out by the respective Party. Relevant facts also means communication with the provider, in particular, about the planned controls or evaluation of the Project implementation. The Parties are obliged to notify each other of any changes concerning their persons, in particular the fact that a Party no longer meets the eligibility criteria for the Pr...
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 1. The Provider is obliged to inform the Commissioner without any delay of any changes that might affect the subject, quality and extent of the Provider's services under this Contract during the performance of this Contract. The Provider is obliged to notify the Commissioner without any delay of any facts that could cause loss to the Commissioner.
2. The Provider undertakes to refrain from any action that could lead to a conflict of interest between the Commissioner and Provider´s personal interests, in particular not to abuse information acquired in connection with the performance under this Contract for the benefit of one's own or someone else's.
3. The Commissioner is entitled to continuously check the Provider's activity and request partial outputs or justifications. If the Commissioner finds out that the Provider is in breach of his obligations, he may require the Provider to provide remedy and to perform the activities properly. If the Provider fails to do remedy within a reasonable time, the Commissioner is entitled to withdraw from the Contract.
4. The Provider is not entitled to assign any rights, claims and obligations arising out under this Contract or in connection with this Contract or this Contract in a whole nor to make any legal action resulting in the transfer or transition of rights or obligations under this Contract to any third person (even partially) without the prior written consent of the Commissioner.
5. The Provider is obliged to maintain confidentiality about all the facts he learns in connection with the fulfilment of this Contract, so called all information, facts, know-how and data, especially (but not exclusively) technical, financial, commercial and legal nature, information on business activities, intentions, development plans, ongoing activities of the Commissioner, the Commissioner's working environment, the marketing, products, services, customers, business partners or investors of the Contracting Party, regardless of how the information was obtained (hereinafter referred to as the "Confidential information"). Confidential information covered by the obligations under this Contract means also the content and existence of this Contract and other contracts or agreements that may be concluded between the Contracting Parties, including their amendments and circumstances of their conclusion, content and the existence of business negotiations and any related negotiations, communications and materials relating to this Contract. C...
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. (1) AWBV undertakes, during the period of validity and effectiveness of this Contract, to inform EuroTel of the amount of salary paid to the Secondee and all other costs connected with the Secondee's residency, employment and provision of services for EuroTel in the territory of the Slovak Republic. EuroTel will then reimburse AWBV for all the above mentioned expenses.
(2) EuroTel undertakes to create favorable working conditions and to ensure safety and health protection at work.
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. 1. The rights and obligations of the TUKE:
a) Provides to the Participant a Business Acceleration Program, which is focused on the development of the Participant's innovative idea and the development of Participant’s startup.
b) Enables the Participant to use the videoconferencing room, meeting rooms and coworking space in the Startup Center TUKE for the purpose of Participant’s internal negotiations (meetings with business partners, internal trainings, etc.), based on the Participant's request that will be decided by the TUKE.
c) Enables the Participant to negotiate the connection to the Internet network operated by the SANET Association.
d) Provides the Participant with advisory services in the field of intellectual property rights, depending on the capacity of the authorized person from the TUKE.
e) Shall Promote the Participant and the Participant's startup in a manner consistent with the purpose of this Contract, namely within the relevant TUKE activities (e. g. conferences, seminars, participation in exhibitions and fairs, press contributions, etc.) and on the Startup Center TUKE website.
f) Provides the Participant with expert and mentoring support from the professional workplaces of TUKE and its partner institutions. The conditions for the provision of such support will be regulated in a special agreement concluded between the Participant and the TUKE.
g) Negotiates with the Participant the use of professional workplaces, laboratories and other TUKE facilities during the implementation of Participant’s startup. The conditions for the use of these professional workplaces and laboratories will be regulated in a special agreement concluded between the Participant and the TUKE.
h) Guides the Participant in attracting partners from the commercial environment, in finding potential investors and in creating a business plan.
i) Enables the Participant to use the mailbox in the premises of the TUKE’s Postal Registry, the Participant shall be notified of the conditions of its use by the contact person from the TUKE.
j) Informs the Participant about all the activities prepared by the Startup Center TUKE and other activities that may be related to the development of the Participant's startup.
2. The rights and obligations of the Participant:
a) The Participant is obliged to work on own idea during the stay in the Startup Center TUKE or on own startup, which will result in a business plan.
b) Prior the expiration of 6 (six) months from the date of validity and ...
Rights and Obligations of the Contracting Parties. Article 3
