Sub-Delegate definition
Examples of Sub-Delegate in a sentence
Where this function is made available, the Client agrees that, if it or its Sub-Delegate clicks on an “I agree”, “I consent” or other similarly worded button or entry field with its mouse, keystroke or other computer device, the Client is providing its express agreement or consent which will be legally binding and enforceable and the legal equivalent of its handwritten signature.
Any Orders properly submitted by the Client and/or a Sub-Delegate prior to its receipt of notification of new limits taking effect shall not be deemed subject to such new limits but shall be subject to the previously established limits.
The Client shall procure from its Sub-Delegate agreement that the Bank may have the same monitoring rights in respect of the Sub-Delegate’s use of a System.
Neither the Authorised User (or other employee, agent or representative) nor any Sub-Delegate shall attempt to gain access to any other Bank system or any data contained therein other than the System authorised by the Bank.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, solely where consent is granted pursuant to paragraph 2.7.3, the Client may grant a sub-licence to the relevant Sub-Delegate of the Software and User Manual on equivalent terms to this paragraph 17.
If the ICB enters into a Further Arrangement it must ensure that the Sub-Delegate does not make onward arrangements for the exercise of any or all of the Delegated Functions without the prior written approval of NHS England.
Unless and until notified otherwise, the Bank shall be entitled to treat, without enquiry, all communications between the Client and the Bank relating to the Electronic Services and any modifications or cancellations thereof that appear to have been placed by the Client as having been placed by an Authorised User and/or a Sub-Delegate.
Prior to accepting the first trading Order from the Client and/or a Sub-Delegate, the Bank will notify the Client in writing (or by electronic communication) of the pre-set trading, position and credit limits and/or parameters, including, but not limited to, price collars, maximum order values, maximum order volumes and maximum message limits (pertaining to submission, modification or cancellation of an order).
The Bank shall not be bound by any provisions relating to the use by the Client, or a Sub-Delegate, of any Third-party System, except to the extent agreed between the Bank and the relevant Third-party Provider.
The Bank has no responsibility for verifying that each person accessing a System is an Authorised User and/or a Sub-Delegate.