Warranties and Responsibilities. 2.1 The AOM will approve funding for a Locum Midwife under the AOM Locum Program subject to the:
(a) eligibility of the MPG to participate in the AOM Locum Program
(b) granting of hospital privileges to the Locum Midwife in the locum location; and
(c) availability of funds in the AOM Rural and Remote Locum Program.
2.2 The MPG is responsible for advertising, receiving applications, and selecting from among eligible Registered Midwives who respond to the application, which Locum Midwife the MPG would like to contract with to provide temporary replacement services
2.3 The MPG is responsible for confirming the Locum Midwife’s standing with the College, including the option of requesting a professional letter of conduct from the College.
2.4 The MPG, to be eligible for funding from the AOM Locum Program, must receive approval from the AOM prior to contracting with a Locum Midwife.
2.5 The MPG and the Locum Midwife are jointly responsible for securing privileges at the hospital in which the MPG has privileges
2.6 The Locum Midwife shall at all times during the term of this Agreement be in good standing as a registered Midwife with the College, a voting member in good standing of the AOM, and a member of the AOM Benefits Program.
2.7 The Locum Midwife shall maintain professional liability insurance as required by the College. The MPG shall maintain insurance as required by the Funding Agreement.
2.8 The Locum Midwife, after termination or expiration of this Agreement remains responsible for any lawful obligations incurred before withdrawal. For greater certainty such lawful obligations include, but are not limited to, all clinical obligations of the undersigned Locum pursuant to College Rules and any lawful obligations arising out of her association with the MPG.
2.9 From effective date and for the term of this Agreement, the Locum Midwife is a member of the MPG and as such she assumes the duties, responsibilities and obligations of the MPG pursuant to this Agreement, the Funding Agreement, College Rules and applicable law. The Locum Midwife shall assume and perform in good faith and to the best of her ability her assigned share of the duties, responsibilities and obligations of the MPG.
Warranties and Responsibilities. Company is solely responsible for the integrity of the information it provides to Bank in Company Rules It creates in the System. If Company creates inaccurate or incomplete Company Rules, truly authorized Credit Entries or Debit Entries may be returned or unauthorized Credit Entries or Debit Entries may be paid, and Company shall bear any and all responsibility for any losses or other consequences that may occur in either event. Company waives any claim of wrongful dishonor associated with any returned Credit Entry or Debit Entry which was returned because (i) incorrect or incomplete information was provided in Company Rule; (ii) Company Rule was not created within a reasonable time for Bank to act prior to the Effective Entry Date of such Credit Entry or Debit Entry; or (iii) while an error may have occurred, Bank performed to the standard described in this paragraph. Company warrants to Bank: that Its Issued Check Files, Pay Requests and Return Requests are accurate and timely and have been duly authorized by Company; that Company shall perform its obligations under the Agreement consistent with the U.C.C. and it shall otherwise perform its obligations under the Agreement consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. Company agrees to indemnify Bank against any loss, liability or expense resulting from or arising out of any breach of any of the foregoing warranties or the Agreement. If System Manager or System User contacts Bank to inform Bank that an Individual uploaded an Issued Check File in error, Bank may act on Company’s verbal request to purge that particular file, if the System allows.
Warranties and Responsibilities. 12.1. The Supplier warrants to the Purchaser that the Services will be rendered and/or the Goods will be manufactured workmanlike and exclusively by personnel who are duly qualified and well-prepared, trained and informed about occupational risks and safety standards, adopting the utmost professional care and diligence. The supplied Goods will also be free from flaws and defects, fit for use, free from third party rights of any kind, provided with such certifications, marks (including the EC mark), instructions and documents as necessary or provided for from time to time, and in compliance with all Italian and EU regulations applicable thereto, with no exception.
12.2. It is understood that all Goods consisting of machinery, installations/systems, tools or equipment will be supplied with such working order guarantee as provided for by Sect. 1512 of the Italian civil code, for a period of not less than 24 months, unless otherwise provided for.
12.3. Notwithstanding the provisions of the law, the time-limit for reporting flaws and lack of quality will be 30 (thirty) days from delivery, or discovery of the flaw or lack, if hidden.
Warranties and Responsibilities. The CONTRACTOR hereby warrants and represents that:
1. The CONTRACTOR shall provide six (6) months warranty for the labor and parts/materials supplied to PAGCOR
2. It is an entity duly organized, validly existing, and in good standing under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, and it has the requisite power and authority to enter into and perform its obligations under this Contract.
3. There are no actions, suits or proceedings pending or, to the best of its knowledge, threatened which may have a material adverse effect on its ability to fulfill its obligations under this Contract or on its operations, business, properties, assets or business condition.
4. That the Services to be rendered shall be as described under Article I of this Contract. The CONTRACTOR warrants that it has secured all the necessary government licenses and permits to allow it to render the Services agreed upon and that it is free from any liability or adverse claims, of every nature and description that would prevent or hinder it from rendering the said Services.
1. The CONTRACTOR shall defend, protect, indemnify, and hold PAGCOR harmless from any and all adverse claims that may be made by any third party in connection with the rendition of the Services in Article I herein.
Warranties and Responsibilities. Sub-licensee warrants and represents that at all times during the term of this Agreement that it shall operate in a manner that is consistent with the National Standards and that does not reflect poorly on the National Standards program. Sub-licensee further warrants that it will notify the CFNSB of any material changes to the information, policies or procedures upon which basis confirmation of compliance with National Standards was granted. This provision is of the essence.
Warranties and Responsibilities. Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for the integrity of the information it provides to Bank in Third-Party Sender ACH Rules it creates in the System. If Third-Party Sender creates inaccurate or incomplete Third-Party Sender ACH Rules, truly authorized Credit Entries or Debit Entries may be returned or unauthorized Credit Entries or Debit Entries may be paid, and Third- Party Sender shall bear any and all responsibility for any losses or other consequences that may occur in either event. Third-Party Sender waives any claim of wrongful dishonor associated with any returned Credit Entry or Debit Entry which was returned because (i) incorrect or incomplete information was provided in Third- Party Sender ACH Rule; (ii) Third-Party Sender ACH Rule was not created within a reasonable time for Bank to act prior to the Effective Entry Date of such Credit Entry or Debit Entry; or (iii) while an error may have occurred, Bank performed to the standard described in this paragraph. Third-Party Sender warrants to Bank: that its Issued Check Files, Pay Requests and Return Requests are accurate and timely and have been duly authorized by Third-Party Sender; that Third-Party Sender shall perform its obligations under the Agreement consistent with the U.C.C. and it shall otherwise perform its obligations under the Agreement consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. Third- Party Sender agrees to indemnify Bank against any loss, liability or expense resulting from or arising out of any breach of any of the foregoing warranties or the Agreement. If System Manager or System User contacts Bank to inform Bank that an Individual uploaded an Issued Check File in error, Bank may act on Third-Party Sender’s verbal request to purge that particular file, if the System allows.
Warranties and Responsibilities. The CONTRACTOR hereby warrants and represents that:
1. It is an entity duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, and it has the requisite power and authority to enter into and perform its obligations under this Contract.
2. There are no actions, suits or proceedings pending or, to the best of its knowledge, threatened, which may have a material adverse effect on its ability to fulfill its obligations under this Contract or on its operations, business, properties, assets or business condition.
3. That the System to be used and the allied services to be rendered shall be as described under Article I of this Contract. The CONTRACTOR warrants that it has secured all the necessary government licenses and permits to allow it to supply the services agreed upon and that it is free from any liability or adverse claims, of every nature and description that would prevent or hinder it from supplying the said services.
4. The CONTRACTOR has good title and/or full authority to supply the services in this Contract, and that the services are supplied free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, liabilities and adverse claims, of every nature and description.
5. The CONTRACTOR shall pay taxes in full and on time, failure to do so will entitle PAGCOR to suspend payment for any goods delivered or services rendered by the CONTRACTOR.
Warranties and Responsibilities. 7.1 The client acknowledges that the nature of the Services, the testing of samples and materials, is not a field in which accurate or exact results will always be produced. The client also acknowledges that the testing of Samples and the results that may be obtained by the Services may be impacted by a number of factors outside the control of PI. The client acknowledges that these matters all limit the ability of the client to rely upon the results and any reports prepared by PI.
7.2 To the fullest extent permitted by law, PI excludes all liability arising out of or suffered in connection with the client’s use of the results of the Services and the client acknowledges that any such use is at its own risk.
7.3 To the fullest extent permitted by law, PI excludes all terms, conditions, warranties and guarantees either expressed or implied by law or statute.
Warranties and Responsibilities. Provider shall be solely and legally responsible for the quality of Designated Covered Services or any other health care service that Provider renders to Enrollees and Agent and Provider specifically warrant and represent to THP as follows, with Agent's representations and warranties applying to all Providers:
(a) The Designated Covered Services that are to be furnished by Provider pursuant to this Agreement are and shall be within the scope of Provider's license and training, and Provider is and at all times during the term of this Agreement shall be professionally or otherwise qualified to provide such Designated Covered Services to Enrollees;
(b) Designated Covered Services provided by Provider under this Agreement shall meet professionally recognized standards of practice within the Service Area. Designated Covered Services shall be provided to Enrollees by Provider under this Agreement in accordance with the terms of the relevant Payor Plan, Master Agreement and this Agreement, and in compliance with Applicable Policies and Procedures, in the same manner and in accordance with the same standards of patient care afforded to Provider's other patients.
Warranties and Responsibilities. The CONTRACTOR hereby warrants and represents that: XXXXX X. XXXXXXXXX Pres. & COO, PAGCOR
1. It is an entity duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, and it has the requisite power and authority to enter into and perform its obligations under this Contract.
2. There are no actions, suits or proceedings pending or, to the best of its knowledge, threatened, which may have a material adverse effect on its ability to fulfill its obligations under this Contract or on its operations, business, properties, assets or business condition.
3. That the System to be used and the allied services to be rendered shall be as described under Article I of this Contract. The CONTRACTOR warrants that it has secured all the necessary government licenses and permits to allow it to supply the services agreed upon and that it is free from any liability or adverse claims, of every nature and description that would prevent or hinder it from supplying the said services.
4. The CONTRACTOR has good title and/or full authority to supply the services in this Contract, and that the services are supplied free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, liabilities and adverse claims, of every nature and description.
5. The CONTRACTOR shall pay taxes in full and on time, failure to do so will entitle PAGCOR to suspend payment for any goods delivered or services rendered by the CONTRACTOR.
