Common use of Provision of the Services Clause in Contracts

Provision of the Services. 2.1. The Provider provides the Services to the Service Recipients in the Medical Facilities. 2.2. The specific description and scope of the Services and performances provided by the Provider to the Service Recipients entitled to these Services and performances, or who buy them individually, are stated in these BTC. 2.3. The Client acknowledges that the medical care within the public health insurance is provided in the Provider’s Medical Facilities to the Service Recipients in the scope stipulated by the relevant legal regulations and agreements entered into between the Provider and the relevant Medical Insurers. 2.4. The Provider and Client acknowledge that the Provider is not obliged to pay any Service Recipients’ costs of the Services and performances provided to them by persons other than those determined by the Provider and/or on recommendation of persons other than those determined by the Provider. 2.5. The Provider secures the Services and performances and organizes the medical care in the Medical Care Fields, doing so primarily in the Medical Facilities, on business days during the opening hours of the individual Medical Facilities. In the case that the Services and/or medical care in any specific Medical Care Field is not temporarily or permanently available at a Medical Facility, the Services and/or the relevant medical care shall be provided and/or secured through another available and suitable medical facility. 3. Fees and Payment Terms 3.1. The Client is obliged to pay to the Provider the fees for the Services. The payment of the fees shall be made based on an invoice, by wire transfer to the Provider’s bank account. 3.2. If the Client is in delay with payment of any amount due to the Provider, the Client shall pay to the Provider a late payment interest in the rate of 0.05% of the outstanding amount per each day of the delay. 3.3. The fees are subject to annual indexing based on the annual consumer price index published by the Czech Statistical Office always for the preceding calendar year. The fee indexing is effective as of the first day of the month immediately following after the month, when such information was published. 3.4. Furthermore, beyond the scope of art. 3.3 hereof, the Provider is entitled to increase unilaterally the fees for the Services stipulated in the Agreement, doing so once a year in maximum, always as of the anniversary of the conclusion of the Agreement. The fee adjustment becomes effective always as of the first day following the lapse of a 12-month period of term of the Agreement. The Provider is obliged to inform in