The Xxx. XXX LIMITED, a company incorporated in England and Wales (company registration number: 05016010), whose registered office is at Icon 0 0-0 Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, XX00 0XX (the "Company").
The Xxx. X is a travel pass which authorises the holder to concession travel without charge on certain public transport services. The X.X.
The Xxx. XXXX business plan has been prepared in good faith based on assumptions which, to the Seller’s best knowledge were reasonable at the time of preparation.
The Xxx. Xxx Marks will remain the exclusive property of Xxx.Xxx and the use of the Xxx.Xxx Marks by Licensee will inure solely to the benefit of Xxx.Xxx. At any time after the date one (1) year following the Effective Date, either Primary Party may terminate the Trademark License with or without cause by providing the other Primary Party thirty (30) days prior written notice of that termination.
The Xxx. Xx Web Form and Xxx.Xx Import Service use software that transmits information on the Client’s own clients, prospective clients or other contacts that may include personal identifying information, protected health information or other data that may be considered private to the Client. The data is not stored to disk in the Xxx.Xx software and is encrypted in transit. Any data that is not submitted or received successfully will not be retrievable from the Xxx.Xx software.
The Xxx. Xx Web Form will transmit the data entered in an encrypted format and transfer the data directly into the Client’s Penelope Database.
The Xxx. Xx Web Form and Xxx.xx software are hosted securely in Google Cloud, and AWS respectively in the United States. SSG cannot warrant in which countries any data is routed through over the internet in the normal course of carrying out the obligations under this Xxx.Xx Agreement.
The Xxx. Xx Web Form and Xxx.Xx Import Service are the proprietary property of SSG and its Licensors(“IP Owners”). SSG shall at all times retain the right, title and interest, including all copyrights, licensing rights and Intellectual Property Rights, in and to their Xxx.Xx Web Form and Xxx.Xx Import Service software including all upgrades. The Client shall acquire no right in or title to the Xxx.Xx Web Form and Xxx.Xx Import Service other than the rights to use and access as specifically set out herein. The Xxx.Xx Web Form and Xxx.Xx Import Service software are protected by Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and United States copyright laws, the Berne Copyright Convention, the Universal Copyright Convention and other intellectual property laws and treaties.
The Xxx. Xx Xxxxxxxxxxxx shall pay a civil monetary penalty of $1,000 for the violation described in Paragraph 1, which he shall pay within 14 days of the effective date of the Agreement. Payment shall be by check made payable to the City of Philadelphia and delivered to the offices of the Board.
The Xxx xxx dictionary defines a Joint Powers Agreement as “a contract between a city, a county and/or a special district in which the city or county agrees to perform services, cooperate with, or lend its powers to the special district or other government entity.” The result of a JPA is the formation of an independent “Joint Powers Authority” (agency) whose powers are granted to it by the JPA. The JPA is totally autonomous from the agencies that create it and typically has its own staff, its own facilities, and its own equipment and computer IJIS Institute, IPSTSC Committee Page 4 resources. Whereas the systems, data and other resources used in an IGA continue to be owned by the agencies that participate in the IGA and that contributed to it, in a JPA, the systems, data and other resources used in the daily business of the JPA are owned by the agency/authority created through the JPA. Table 1 below summarizes the typical uses of the two different types of Agreements, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. TABLE 1. INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS VS. JOINT POWERS AGREEMENTS AGREEMENT TYPE TYPICAL USES CAD/Dispatch consortiums in which one agency provides 9-1-1 call receipt and dispatching for several member agencies Dispatch consortiums in which a separate agency is created to provide 9-1-1 call receipt and dispatching services for the participating agencies RMS in which one or more agencies collaborate to share a single RMS Regional RMS in which a separate agency is created to manage a single RMS for all participating agencies Automatic Aid Agreement in which two or more public safety agencies agree to dispatch each other’s emergency resources Fusion centers in which a separate agency is created to manage a regional data warehouse with an interface to each participating agency for uploading its information. CAD-to-CAD data sharing in which two or more public safety dispatch centers agree to exchange CAD incident information ADVANTAGES A new administrative entity does not have to be created – existing resources are donated or shared among the participating agencies Autonomy of operations – the new entity is free to operate in a manner that is most efficient to its charter Legally less complex Requires a formal, legal agreement to transfer authority from the member agencies to the new entity Lower costs May be governed by an informal agreement DISADVANTAGES Autonomy of operations is difficult to obtain Legally complex to establish. Decisions may be unduly infl...
