TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. E-RATE FUNDED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. All Accounts 1 Individual and Joint Accounts 2 Pay-on-Death (POD) Designations 2 Xxxxxx or Passbook Trust Accounts 2 Custodial Accounts 3 Fiduciary Accounts 3 Sole Proprietorship Accounts 3 Corporate, Partnership and Unincorporated Association Accounts 3 Regular Share Accounts 3 Youth Accounts 3 Checking Accounts 3 Money Market Account 5 Term Share (Certificate) Accounts 5 Living Trust Accounts 5 Individual Retirement Savings Accounts 5
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. E-RATE FUNDED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES CLIENT may seek funding through the Federal Universal Service Fund program known as "E- Rate" for some or all of the Services purchased under the Agreement. E-Rate is administered by the Schools and Libraries Division ("SLD") of the Universal Service Fund Administrative Company ("USAC") (sometimes collectively or individually referred to herein as "USAC/SLD" and/or “E-Rate Program”). The Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") has promulgated regulations that govern the participation in the E- Rate Program. Both Parties agree to adhere to FCC regulations as well as the rules established by SLD and USAC regarding participation in the E-Rate Program. The Parties further agree that the eligibility or ineligibility of products or services for E-Rate funding is solely the responsibility of the CLIENT, USAC/SLD and/or the FCC. ENA makes no representations or warranties regarding such eligibility.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. All Corporate, Partnership, and Unincorporated Association (Club)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. THE METAWAVE'S HARDWARE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. ALL AGREEMENTS
1) Seller shall use reasonable efforts to perform the Services within the schedule agreed between Buyer and Seller, or, if no schedule is agreed, Seller shall perform the Services within a reasonable time.
2) In case of default by Seller, Buyer may obtain materials and services from other sources and hold Seller responsible for any damages occasioned up to the contract value.
3) Prior to payment of any invoice and for a reasonable time thereafter, Xxxxx shall have the right during regular business hours to audit Seller's business records relating to its performance and invoice calculations hereunder and Seller shall cooperate with such audits. Such audit rights shall not extend to Seller’s fixed rates and fees, standard charges or percentage multipliers.
4) The discount period, if any, stated on the face of the purchase order shall be calculated from the date of invoice of a proper invoice from Seller.
5) All non-public technical specifications, operating processes, plant capacities and other non-public commercial information furnished by Buyer, or its agents, to Seller or observed by Seller in connection with this purchase order remain the exclusive intellectual property of Buyer and shall be treated by the Seller as proprietary and shall not be disclosed or used, for purposes other than those associated with this Contract, without prior written approval of Buyer making reference to this section A.5. Upon completion, cancellation or termination of this Agreement, Seller shall return to Buyer all embodiments of the foregoing, including all copies, extracts or derivatives of tangible materials containing any of the foregoing made by Seller or third parties employed by Seller. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller shall be permitted to retain a single copy of such information in its secure archives for record purposes only. Seller's obligation of confidence and non-use shall not apply to information which: (a) is, or without fault of Seller becomes, available to the general public; (b) was known to Seller prior to receipt hereunder as can be evidenced by writing in Seller's possession; (c) is lawfully received by Seller from a third party without binder of secrecy and not as result of misappropriation by third party; or (d) Seller can reasonably demonstrate was developed by employees of Seller who had at the time no direct or indirect access to the relevant Buyer information.
6) To the extent this purchase order requires or results in Seller p...
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO. ALL PLEDGORS 1 Extent of pledge liability and key concepts
1.1. Pledging refers to an agreement on the basis of which a pledgor lodges his property (the pledge) with the creditor in security for the payment of his own or another person’s obligation (the principal debt).
1.2. Principal debt refers to capital, interest, penalty interest, charges and fees quoted on the bank’s service price list, other charges and payment obligations based on one or several debts or the bank’s other claim.
1.3. Pledge lodged in security for the pledgor’s own debt refers to a pledge under which the pledgor is the debtor alone or a jointly liable debtor with another person.
1.4. Third party pledge refers to a pledge that secures the principal debt of a person other than the pledgor.
1.5. Private pledgor refers to a natural person who has lodged a third party pledge. A person who is a member of a body of a debtor entity or its parent entity or a foundation, or a person who exercises ownership-based influence in a debtor entity or its parent entity is regarded as a pledgor other than the private pledgor. A person who has lodged a pledge in security for his own debt is not regarded as a private pledgor.
1.6. Itemised pledge refers to a pledge that secures one or several principal debts specified in the pledge agreement.
1.7. General pledge refers to a pledge that secures all present and future principal debts of the debtor specified in the pledge agreement.
1.8. Deficiency pledge refers to a pledge that secures the part of the principal debt which cannot be, by law or otherwise, recovered from the value of the primary pledge. A deficiency pledge secures the principal debt only if the bank cannot receive payment sufficient to cover the primary pledge.
