Withdrawal from this Agreement. 22.1 If a Council wishes to withdraw from the Swansea Bay City Deal and this Agreement, it shall provide not less than twelve months’ written notice terminating at the end of a financial year of its intention to withdraw to the Portfolio Management Office (“Joint Committee Withdrawal Notice”). The Councils may require any Council which seeks to withdraw from the Swansea Bay City Deal and this Agreement to meet specified conditions before the Councils agree to accept the Joint Committee Withdrawal Notice. The specified conditions may include but shall not be limited to payment of any amounts due to be paid in accordance with this Agreement by the Council which seeks to withdraw and payment by that Council of any costs which the other Councils identify that they shall incur as a result of the withdrawal of that Council. The Portfolio Management Office shall notify the Accountable Body no later than ten Business Days after it receives a Joint Committee Withdrawal Notice and the Accountable Body shall notify the Welsh Government and the UK Government no later than 10 Business Days after it receives notification from the Portfolio Management Office.
22.2 In the event that a Joint Committee Withdrawal Notice is issued by the Accountable Body the Accountable Body shall during the period of notice comply with its obligations under clause 7.2.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 19.1 If a Council wishes to withdraw from the PARTNERIAETH and this Agreement, it shall provide not less than twelve months’ written notice terminating at the end of a financial year (31st March) of its intention to withdraw to the Joint Committee (“Withdrawal Notice”). The Withdrawal Notice shall contain a Liabilities Schedule detailing the following prescribed information:-
19.1.1 An assessment of the potential impact of the withdrawal on the continued operation of the PARTNERIAETH and in particular the potential impact on the staffing structure of a reduction in service provision.
19.1.2 Details of any outstanding payments of the Council’s Contributions to the Annual Budget as at the date of the Withdrawal Notice and an estimate of any Contribution payable as at the date of withdrawal.
19.1.3 Details of any potential liabilities to the other Councils to include liability in relation to current or potential litigation or any potential claims that may be made pursuant to clauses 17 and 21.
19.1.4 Details of any claims that the withdrawing Council may have against any of the other Councils in relation to a potential breach of the terms of this Agreement or under the indemnity provisions in clause 21.
19.1.5 Details of any assets held or staff employed by the Council which it is proposing to transfer to the PARTNERIAETH and any associated costs.
19.1.6 Proposals for settling any actual or potential claims, making good any losses or liabilities or satisfying any indemnities arising under this Agreement.
19.2 The Withdrawal Notice shall not take effect until the content of the Liabilities Schedule has been approved by the Joint Committee. Consideration of a Withdrawal Notice is a matter reserved to the Councils who will make a decision on whether to accept the Withdrawal Notice and approve the Liabilities Schedule, before the matter is considered by the Joint Committee.
19.3 The Joint Committee shall notify Welsh Government within 10 working days of receipt of a Withdrawal Notice of a Council’s intention to withdraw from the PARTNERIAETH and this Agreement.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 13.1 Any Authority may withdraw from this Agreement in accordance with the following procedure PROVIDED THAT the Executive and full Council of the parties to this Agreement so resolve.
13.2 Any Authority which wishes to withdraw from this Agreement shall give not less than six months notice to the other Authorities of its intention to do so and in any event any notice of withdrawal can only be effective at the end of the municipal year. The Host Authority shall consult all other Authorities upon which such notice has been served giving due consideration to:-
13.2.1 any loss of funding which may arise from such withdrawal to include any non-payment, clawback or repayment of such funding;
13.2.2 any increased costs to the remaining Authorities in operating this Agreement or otherwise;
13.2.3 any other loss, liability, damage, claim or expense; which would be incurred by the other Authorities by reason of such withdrawal from this Agreement;
13.2.4 whether as a result of the withdrawal the Human Resource Shared Service should cease.
13.3 Any Authority wishing to withdraw from this Agreement undertakes as a condition of such withdrawal to make, prior to withdrawal, such reasonable payment or payments which fairly reflect the actual losses caused by the withdrawal as shall be determined by the Head of the Human Resource Shared Service Partnership following consultation with the remaining Authorities and no notice under clause 14 shall take effect unless and until such payment has been made.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 24.1 A Council may serve notice in writing to the Accountable Body at least nine months before the date on which it is to take effect, that they will be withdrawing from this Agreement. Such withdrawal may only take effect on 1 April in any year.
24.2 When the withdrawal of a Council takes effect
(a) it shall no longer be entitled to contribute to the decisions taken by the Accountability Board or the Company.
(b) It shall no longer be required to pay a Council Contribution
(c) It shall not be responsible for debts or liabilities which are incurred by the Accountability Board after the withdrawal takes effect
24.3 A Council which withdraws from this Agreement shall continue to be liable under any Funding Agreements to which it is Party and may be required to enforce the terms of any Project Agreement under the terms of this Agreement as if it were still a party.
24.4 If any Party incurs any cost as a result of a Council withdrawing from this agreement then that Council shall bear that cost in full, and pay the same within [4] days of demand.
24.5 The provisions of this clause 24 shall survive a Council’s withdrawal from this agreement.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 12.1 Subject to clause 27, a Council may only withdraw from this Agreement in accordance with the procedure set out in this clause 12.
12.2 Any Council which wishes to withdraw from this Agreement shall, subject to any decision by the Joint Committee to waive this requirement, give not less than twelve months written notice to expire on 31st March to the Secretary to the Joint Committee of its intention to do so.
12.3 A Council wishing to withdraw from this Agreement undertakes as a condition of such withdrawal to make payment as shall be determined in the manner set out in Part 2 of Schedule 5 to this Agreement.
12.4 On the Withdrawal Date the Council giving notice shall cease to be a member of the Joint Committee and, subject to clause 19, this Agreement shall cease to apply to that Council and it shall thereafter be a Former Council.
12.5 Each Council is entitled to recover from any Former Council the costs of any claims, costs, expenses, losses or liabilities of any nature in accordance with paragraph 2 of Schedule 5 or any other costs, claims expenses, losses or liabilities which have been caused by any act or omission of the Former Council and which are discovered after the Former Council's withdrawal from this Agreement.
12.6 Where a Council withdraws from this Agreement it must withdraw all its funds from the relevant Pool Vehicle and/or Pool Aligned Assets Vehicle no later than the Withdrawal Date unless the Joint Committee recommends to the Councils that some or all of the relevant funds may remain in the relevant Pool Vehicle(s) or Pool Aligned Assets Vehicle(s) after the Withdrawal Date on the terms existing at that time or on any terms to be agreed between the Councils, the Former Council and any other relevant parties. Nothing in this clause shall prevent a Former Council from procuring a new relationship with an organisation which is a Pool Assets provider following its withdrawal from this Agreement.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 11.1 An Authority may withdraw from this Agreement in accordance with the following procedure:
11.1.1 Any Authority which wishes to withdraw from this Agreement shall give not less than twelve months written notice to expire on 31st March next following to the Secretary to the Joint Committee of its intention to do so. The Secretary to the Joint Committee or his or her nominee shall consult the Authorities upon which such notice has been served giving due consideration to:
11.1.1.1 any loss of funding arising from such withdrawal and including any non-payment, clawback or repayment of such funding; and
11.1.1.2 any other loss, liability, damage, claim or expense; which would be incurred by the Authorities upon which notice has been served by reason of such withdrawal from this Agreement.
11.2 Should a Authority cease to be a shareholder in or to be contractually bound to BCPP then it shall be treated as having given notice of withdrawal under the provisions of Clause
11.1 hereof save that such notice shall have immediate effect.
11.3 An Authority wishing to withdraw from this Agreement undertakes as a condition of such withdrawal to make, prior to withdrawal, such reasonable payment or payments which fairly reflect the actual losses caused by or anticipated as a result of the withdrawal as shall be determined by the other Authorities and no notice under this clause 11 shall take effect unless and until such payment has been agreed.
11.4 Each Authority reserves the right to recover from any Withdrawing Authority the costs of any claims, costs, expenses, losses or liabilities of any nature or which have been caused by any act or omission of the Withdrawing Authority in connection with this Agreement and which are discovered after the withdrawal from this Agreement.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. Any Party may withdraw from this Agreement upon ninety (90) days advance written notice to PJM and the other Parties; provided that such withdrawal shall not be effective until the withdrawing Party has: (i) if its Transmission Facilities do not comprise an entire Control Area, satisfied all applicable standards of NERC and the Applicable Regional Reliability Council for operating a Control Area or being included within an existing Control Area; (ii) put in place alternative arrangements for satisfaction of the FERC’s requirements with respect to comparable transmission services; and (iii) made a filing with the FERC under Section 205 of the Federal Power Act to withdraw from this Agreement, and such filing has been approved, accepted without suspension, or if suspended, the suspension period has expired before the FERC has issued an order on the merits of the filing. Notwithstanding the forgoing, a Zero Revenue Requirement Party may withdraw from this Agreement in the particular circumstance of permanent removal of its owned Transmission Facilities from service, provided that such Party has: (:(a) provided written notice to PJM and the parties to the Operating Agreement at least twelve months in advance of the intended date of retirement of its owned Transmission Facilities, and (b) complied with all reasonable requirements of PJM for restoration, to the maximum extent reasonably attainable, of the PJM Transmission System to the same configuration and operational capability that existed prior to such Party's installation of its owned Transmission Facilities. Withdrawal from this Agreement shall not terminate a Party’s membership pursuant to the Operating Agreement or the Reliability Assurance Agreement or its participation in PJM other than with respect to the functions transferred to PJM under this Agreement.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. 17.1 Either Partner Authority which wishes to withdraw from the Joint Committee shall give not less than twelve calendar months’ notice to the other Partner Authority of its intention to withdraw ("Withdrawal Notice Period") to be served on or before 1 September in any year.
17.2 Upon withdrawal from this Agreement the Partner Authorities agree that the functions delegated by and to the withdrawing Partner Authority shall forthwith be returned to the control and obligation of Chorley and South Ribble (as the case may be).
17.3 Any Partner Authority wishing to withdraw from the Joint Committee undertakes as a condition of such withdrawal to make, prior to withdrawal, such reasonable payment or payments which fairly reflect the actual losses caused by or anticipated as a result of the withdrawal as shall be determined by the other Partner Authority pursuant to clauses 15,16 and 17.1 above and a notice under this clause 17 shall take effect unless and until such payment has been made.
17.4 The Joint committee reserves the right to recover from any party to this Agreement the costs of any claims, costs, expenses, losses or liabilities of any nature or which have been caused by any act or omission of that party and which are discovered after that party’s withdrawal from this Agreement.
17.5 Where a party’s withdrawal brings about a decision to terminate this Agreement the provisions of clause 18 shall apply.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. A Participating Jurisdiction may withdraw from the Cooperative System by providing at least six months’ written notice to the other Participating Jurisdictions. A Minister of a Participating Jurisdiction that has provided written notice to any other Participating Jurisdiction of its intention to withdraw from the Cooperative System will no longer be entitled to vote as a member of the Council of Ministers.
Withdrawal from this Agreement. Any unauthorized use of the Work, its use in contradiction to this Agreement, particularly in contradiction to Article 9 (9.1 - 9.10), Article 10, 11 and 12 hereof, or in contradiction to the Copyright Act, the Civil Code or related legal regulation of intellectual property, forms a right of the Provider
