Transferring responsibilities Sample Clauses
The 'Transferring responsibilities' clause defines the conditions under which one party may assign or delegate its contractual duties to another party. Typically, this clause outlines whether prior written consent is required before transferring obligations, and may specify any exceptions or limitations, such as prohibiting transfers to competitors or unqualified third parties. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are aware of and agree to any changes in who is responsible for fulfilling contractual obligations, thereby maintaining accountability and preventing unwanted or inappropriate transfers.
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Transferring responsibilities. 23.1 The Supplier cannot assign, novate or in any other way dispose of the Contract or any part of it without the Buyer's written consent.
23.2 The Buyer can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Buyer.
23.3 When the Buyer uses its rights under clause 23.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that the Buyer specifies.
23.4 The Supplier can terminate the Contract novated under clause 23.2 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
23.5 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
Transferring responsibilities. 23.1 The Supplier cannot assign the Contract without the Buyer's written consent.
23.2 The Buyer can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Buyer.
23.3 When the Buyer uses its rights under clause 23.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that the Buyer specifies.
23.4 The Supplier can terminate the Contract novated under clause 23.2 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
23.5 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
23.6 If the Buyer asks the Supplier for details about Subcontractors, the Supplier must provide details of Subcontractors at all levels of the supply chain including:
(a) their name;
(b) the scope of their appointment;
(c) the duration of their appointment.
Transferring responsibilities. 23.1 The Supplier cannot assign, novate or transfer a Contract or any part of a Contract without the Relevant Authority’s written consent.
23.2 The Relevant Authority can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Central Government Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Relevant Authority.
23.3 When CCS or the Buyer uses its rights under Clause 23.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that CCS or the Buyer specifies.
23.4 The Supplier can terminate a Contract novated under Clause 23.2 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
23.5 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
23.6 If CCS or the Buyer asks the Supplier for details about Subcontractors, the Supplier must provide details of Subcontractors at all levels of the supply chain including:
(a) their name;
(b) the scope of their appointment; and
(c) the duration of their appointment.
Transferring responsibilities. The Supplier cannot assign, novate or in any other way dispose of the Contract or any part of it without the Buyer's written consent. The Buyer can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Buyer. When the Buyer uses its rights under clause 23.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that the Buyer specifies. The Supplier can terminate the Contract novated under clause 23.2 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event. The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
Transferring responsibilities. The Supplier cannot assign, novate or in any other way dispose of the Contract or any part of it without the Buyer's written consent.
Transferring responsibilities. 27.1 The Supplier cannot assign, novate or in any other way dispose of the Contract or any part of it without the Buyer’s written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).
27.2 The Buyer can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Buyer.
27.3 When the Buyer uses its rights under Clause 27.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that the Buyer reasonably specifies.
27.4 If the Contract is novated under Clause 27.2 to a private sector body (“Transferee”) the Supplier has the right to terminate the Contract by issuing a Termination Notice to the Transferee if the Transferee is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
27.5 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
27.6 If at any time the Buyer asks the Supplier for details about Subcontractors, the Supplier must provide details of Subcontractors at all levels of the supply chain including:
27.6.1 their name;
27.6.2 the scope of their appointment;
27.6.3 the duration of their appointment; and
27.6.4 a copy of the Sub-Contract (with any information identified as commercially sensitive in accordance with such Sub-Contract redacted) and comply with the requirements in Schedule 5 (Supply Chain Visibility).
Transferring responsibilities. We may transfer the whole or parts of our rights and obligations under this agreement to another person. We will tell you if we do this. Our entitlement to rights and duties to perform obligations transferred will cease and be replaced by the entitlements and duties of the transferee from the date we notify you, or such later date as we specify. If you are a body corporate or other non-personal entity, and your ownership, management or control changes, you must notify us promptly, and seek our consent to your authorisation agreement continuing. You may not transfer this agreement or any benefit or obligation of it to another person. If you are a business and your management or control is altered without our written consent, then this will be treated by us as a transfer of this agreement entitling us to end it.
Transferring responsibilities. 27.1 The Supplier cannot assign, novate or in any other way dispose of this Contract or any part of it without the Buyer’s written consent.
27.2 Subject to Schedule 27 (Key Subcontractors), the Supplier cannot sub- contract this Contract or any part of it without the Buyer’s prior written consent. The Supplier shall provide the Buyer with information about the Subcontractor as it reasonably requests. The decision of the Buyer to consent or not will not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. If the Buyer does not communicate a decision to the Supplier within ten (10) Working Days of the request for consent then its consent will be deemed to have been given. The Buyer may reasonably withhold its consent to the appointment of a Subcontractor if it considers that:
27.2.1 the appointment of a proposed Subcontractor may prejudice the provision of the Deliverables or may be contrary to its interests;
27.2.2 the proposed Subcontractor is unreliable and/or has not provided reliable goods and or reasonable services to its other customers; and/or
27.2.3 the proposed Subcontractor employs unfit persons.
27.3 The Buyer can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Buyer.
27.4 When the Buyer uses its rights under Clause 27.3 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that the Buyer specifies.
27.5 The Supplier can terminate this Contract novated under Clause 27.3 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
27.6 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
27.7 If at any time the Buyer asks the Supplier for details about Subcontractors, the Supplier must provide details of Subcontractors at all levels of the supply chain including:
27.7.1 their name;
27.7.2 the scope of their appointment;
27.7.3 the duration of their appointment; and
27.7.4 a copy of the Sub-Contract.
Transferring responsibilities.
8.1.1 These Terms are personal to you and you may not transfer or assign rights and obligations to any third party.
8.1.2 Wealthify may assign or transfer its rights and obligations under the Agreement to any affiliate or to any successor business. If this occurs, you will be notified by email and / or Wealthify Messages. Where we do this, you authorise us to transfer any of your money/assets held by us or on our behalf to the third party, or someone nominated by that person. We will only transfer your money and/or assets to another person who we believe will hold them under the FCA Rules or in respect of whom we have exercised all required due skill, care and diligence in assessing whether that person will apply adequate measures to protect it. Where we intend to do this, we will give you at least ten Business Days prior written notice.
8.1.3 If you object to such an assignment, you may terminate these Terms and close your account with us in accordance with these terms.
Transferring responsibilities. 23.1 The Supplier can not assign a Contract without the Relevant Authority’s written consent.
23.2 The Relevant Authority can assign, novate or transfer its Contract or any part of it to any Crown Body, public or private sector body which performs the functions of the Relevant Authority.
23.3 When CCS or the Buyer uses its rights under Clause 23.2 the Supplier must enter into a novation agreement in the form that CCS or the Buyer specifies.
23.4 The Supplier can terminate a Contract novated under Clause 23.2 to a private sector body that is experiencing an Insolvency Event.
23.5 The Supplier remains responsible for all acts and omissions of the Supplier Staff as if they were its own.
23.6 If CCS or the Buyer asks the Supplier for details about Subcontractors, the Supplier must provide details of Subcontractors at all levels of the supply chain including: • their name • the scope of their appointment • the duration of their appointment