Scope of Order. This Order governs the disclosure or exchange of all information and documents in connection with this Case by a Party (each a “Producing Party”) to any other Party (each a
Scope of Order. This Order applies to all information, documents and things exchanged in, or subject to, discovery or provided in response to a diligence request, either by a Party or a non- Party (each a “Producing Party”) to any other Party or non-Party (each a “Receiving Party”), formally or informally, in response to or in connection with any Discovery Requests or diligence requests, including without limitation deposition testimony, interviews, documents, data and other information (collectively, “Discovery Material”).
Scope of Order. Upon adoption by the Regional Water Board's Executive Officer, this Stipulated Order represents a final and binding resolution and settlement of all claims, violations, or causes of action alleged in this Order or which could have been asserted on the violations alleged in Attachment A or this Stipulated Order against the Respondent as of the effective date of this
Scope of Order. This Order applies to all information, documents and things exchanged in, or subject to, discovery that is produced on or after August 11, 2020, either by a Party or a non- Party (each a “Producing Person”), to any other Party or non-Party (each a “Receiving Party”), formally or informally, either prior to or after the filing of a judicial proceeding, in response to or in connection with any Discovery Requests, including without limitation, deposition testimony (whether based upon oral examination or written questions), interrogatories, answers to interrogatories, requests for admission, responses to requests for admission, documents, information and things produced (including documents, information and things produced to a Receiving Party for inspection and documents, whether in the form of originals or copies) (collectively referred to as “Discovery Material”).
Scope of Order. Upon adoption by the Regional Board, or its delegee, this Stipulated Order represents a final and binding resolution and settlement of all claims, violations, or causes of action alleged in this Order or which could have been asserted based on the specific facts alleged in this Stipulated Order against Discharger as of the effective date of this Stipulated Order. The provisions of this Paragraph are expressly conditioned on Discharger’s full payment of the administrative civil liability by the deadline specified in Stipulation 2.
Scope of Order. This Order applies to all information, documents and things exchanged in, or subject to, discovery or provided in response to a diligence request, either by a Party or a non- 2 References to “non-Parties” or a “non-Party,” or a “non-Party” becoming a “Party,” are for purposes of this Order only. They are not intended to reflect any agreement as to whether any “Party” is or will become a “party,” or any “non-Party” will not be a “party,” in any case or other proceeding, or otherwise to reflect any agreement as to the “party” or “non-party” status of any litigant. Party (each a “Producing Party”) to any other Party or non-Party (each a “Receiving Party”), formally or informally, in response to or in connection with any Discovery Requests or diligence requests, including without limitation deposition testimony (whether based upon oral examination or written questions), interviews, interrogatories, answers to interrogatories, requests for admission, responses to requests for admission, documents, data, information and things produced, as well as any and all copies, abstracts, digests, notes, summaries, and excerpts thereof (collectively, “Discovery Material”).
Scope of Order. This Order applies to all information, documents and things exchanged, produced, or otherwise disclosed by any Party (each a “Producing Party”) to any other Party (each a “Receiving Party”), formally or informally, in response to or in connection with any Discovery Requests or other requests, including without limitation documents, data, deposition testimony, deposition exhibits, written discovery requests, interrogatory responses, responses to requests to admit, and responses to requests for documents, and any other information or material produced, given, or exchanged in connection with the Cases, including any information incorporating the foregoing material or contained therein or derived therefrom (collectively, “Discovery Material”). Discovery Material will be used solely in connection with the Cases, and will not be used in any other proceeding or for any other purpose.
Scope of Order. This contract constitutes approval of tooling costs incurred and should reflect the tooling purchase order amount, or the actual costs incurred, whichever is less. At no time should the Supplier’s invoice exceed the amount of the Tooling Purchase Order. Final tool payments will not occur until the Supplier receives confirmation of PPAP review and acceptance. Final tool cost verification will depend on the completion, return, review and approval by the Xxxxxxx Medtech Quality representative. Xxxxxxx Medtech also requires a Tooling Summary Packet to be submitted. All tooling expenditures are subject to review of all quotes and invoices for the costs claimed. Tooling Summary Packet must include: • Tooling Summary (See Addendum A): Supplier Name, Part Number, Tooling Manufacturer, Tooling Manufacturer’s Address, Detailed Tool Description, Detailed Tool Dimensions, Tool Weight and Xxxxxxx Medtech Tool Asset Tag # (provided). • All Tools must be labelled with permanent tags indicating tool numbers and tool ownership provided to Supplier by Xxxxxxx Medtech. • Photographs of all tools clearly showing required identification (See Addendum B). • Invoices matched to quotations and aligned with purchase order issued. To expedite payment, Tooling Summary should be completed and submitted as soon as possible.
Scope of Order. 3.1 The Seller executes the Goods strictly in accordance with the Order, and shall not deviate there from without the written instructions of the Purchaser.
3.2 In event that the Goods forming the subject matter of the Order are required by the Purchaser for incorporation into work for or delivery to a third Part in terms of a separate contract, the terms and conditions of the Contract shall take precedence in the event of a conflict.
3.3 The Purchaser shall be entitled, by notice in writing, to add to, omit from or otherwise vary the scope of the Order, and the Seller shall be bound to give effect to such additions, omissions or alterations as if they had been specified in the Order, and the scope of the Order shall thereupon be deemed to have been amended accordingly.
3.4 If any such notice in terms of clause 3.3 shall affect the Purchase Price, Delivery Date or any other obligations of the Seller, the Seller shall notify the purchaser thereof in writing within 7 days of receipt of such notice and before compliance therewith whereupon the Purchaser shall be entitled either to withdraw such notice or to record in writing such amendments to the Purchase Price, Delivery Date or other obligations as may be reasonable in the circumstances. Failure by the Seller to comply with the provisions of the clause will constitute an acceptance by the Seller of the originally agreed Purchase Price, Delivery Date and other obligations.
Scope of Order. 3.1. AERO Assist shall execute the Agreement according to its best capacities, knowledge and according to the standards of best practice.
3.2. Each order shall be deemed to contain an authorization of AERO Assist without specific approval by the Customer to carry out or cause to be carried out all such work as shall be necessary for testing the object to which the order refers, with the exception of test flights.
3.3. In case the order includes the execution of scheduled or unscheduled maintenance, testing or modification work, it shall always cover all such work and testing as shall be deemed necessary by the responsible inspector of AERO Assist to maintain or restore an aircraft's airworthiness.
3.4. AERO Assist shall be authorized to delegate any work ordered by a Customer to a third party without previously notifying the Customer or obtaining specific consent of the same.
