Towards each other Sample Clauses

Towards each other. (a) Each Party undertakes to use reasonable endeavours: (i) to notify the Co-ordinator promptly of any significant delay in performance; (ii) to inform other Parties (and via them their Assistant Contractors) of relevant communications it receives from third parties in relation to the Project. (b) Each Party shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure the accuracy of any information or materials it supplies hereunder or under the Contract and promptly to correct any error therein of which it is notified. The recipient Party shall be entirely responsible for the use to which it puts such information and materials. (c) In addition to the obligations specified in the Contract Annex II Article 21.2, each Party agrees not to use knowingly, as part of a deliverable or in the design of such deliverable or in any information supplied hereunder or under the Contract, any proprietary rights of a third party for which such Party has not acquired the right to grant licences and user rights to the other Parties in accordance with the Contract, unless all of the other Parties have accepted such use in writing, such acceptance not to be unreasonably withheld. (d) Acting in good faith, when a Party believes that for carrying out the Project or Use of Knowledge from the Project (i) it might require Access Rights to another Party’s Pre-Existing Know-How or to another Party's Knowledge which is not from the Project, or (ii) another Party might need Access Rights to that Party's Pre-Existing Know-How or‌ Knowledge which is not from the Project, it will promptly notify such other of the Pre-Existing Know-How or Knowledge not from the Project required, and in particular, where possible it shall do so before submission of the Proposal to the Commission or entering into the Contract. Failure to so notify another Party shall not be a breach of this Consortium Agreement unless such failure is due to an action in bad faith. (e) Granting of Access Rights for carrying out the Project shall be done in accordance with article 10.3 herebelow. However, when a Party is not free to grant Access Rights which it reasonably believes that another Party will require, it will promptly notify such other Party and in particular where possible shall do so before submission of the Proposal to the Commission or entering into the Contract. This Party shall give the requesting Party the necessary information for that Party to acquire these relevant Access Rights if possible. 5.3.2 If this Agreement confli...
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Towards each other. 5.3.1 (a) Each Party undertakes to use reasonable endeavours: (i) to notify each of the Parties promptly of any significant delay in performance; (ii) to inform other Parties (and via them their Members) of relevant communications it receives from third parties in relation to the Project.
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Towards each other. Each Party undertakes: 7.2.1 To take all reasonable measures in order to perform on time the tasks and subtasks assigned solely to it under the schedule shown in the Project Programme, and to make available on time to the other Parties rights and information under the terms and conditions defined in Part B of Annex II. To take all reasonable measures in order to notify promptly the Coordinator and each of the other Parties of any delay in performance with reference to the schedule.
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Towards each other. 8.1.1 None of the Parties shall be liable in the event the objectives of the Project will not be met despite their diligent and professional performance in executing its share in the Project. 8.1.2 Except in the case of force majeur, each Party shall indemnify the other Parties regarding its own acts or omissions, or those of its employees or agents resulting from the failure of such Party to perform its duties or fulfil its obligations either under this Agreement or under the EC Contract. However, the total limit of liability of that Party against such claims or under this Agreement shall not exceed twice that Party’s Project share. Such indemnity shall not extend to claims for indirect or consequential loss or damages such as but not limited to loss of profit, revenue, contracts or the like.
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Towards each other. Each Part undertakes to use all reasonable endeavours To perform on time the tasks and work packages assigned to it under the schedules of the Work Program of the Proposal. To participate actively with such other Party or Parties in the performance of, or to perform itself, such organisational tasks as are assigned to it jointly or solely under the "Description of research Work". Promptly notify the Coordinator and each of the other Parties of any delay in performance. To prepare and present the reports to be submitted to the Commission under the Contract in sufficient time to enable the Coordinator to submit them to the Commission in accordance with the time scale of the Contract. In supplying any information or materials to any of the other Parties each Party undertakes to use all reasonable endeavours to ensure accuracy and, in the event of an error, promptly on being notified to correct the same.
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