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Summary. Price Indices and Prices in the Food Sector – Annual and Monthly Statistics – 2017:04 26

Summary. This summary consists of information requirements which are described in a number of items. The items are numbered sections A-E (A.1-E.7). This summary contains all of the items required in a summary for the rele- vant type of security and issuer. Since certain items do not apply to the relevant type of security and issuer, there are gaps in the numbering of the items. Even if it is required that an item be included in a summary for the relevant type of security and issuer, it is possible that no relevant information can be provided in relation to the item. Where this is the case, the information has been replaced with the words “Not applicable”.

Summary. The work must be organized so that the employee has real opportunities to arrange his working hours, for example by starting later or finishing earlier or by working longer on some days and shorter on other days. It goes without saying that

Summary. Due to the recent price developments in the construction and civil engineer- ing industry, which have affected Swedish contracts, the application of AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3 has been brought to attention. This provision ad- dresses under which circumstances cost changes can lead to adjustments of the agreed price. It is closely related to a clause introduced during the oil crisis in the 1970s. There is limited established practice around this provi- sion, except for a ruling from the Court of Appeal for Skåne and Blekinge on April 17, 1978, in case no. T 188/76. The lack of established practice leads to many interpretative questions related to the provision. This thesis carefully analyzes the different elements of AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3 to clarify how it should be interpreted in today's market conditions. By consid- ering both conventional and unconventional legal sources, this thesis aims to provide a deeper understanding of how AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3 can be interpreted and applied, taking into account the various interests that parties in construction contracts represent. The thesis continuously explores analytical methods to interpret AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3. Since the provision contains several elements that are open to interpretation, a thorough analysis is necessary to clarify in which cases the provision is applicable. Some elements have been more difficult to interpret than others. This is especially true for the elements of abnormal price change, unforeseeability, and significance. They are designed in such a way that it is not possible to conclude that the elements can be considered to have a specific concrete meaning. The thesis examines different opinions in the construction industry. Documents written by various actors in the con- struction industry are used as a basis to identify which issues are relevant in the current market situation and to gather arguments for and against differ- ent ways of applying AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3. Doctrine and dispositive law also play a central role throughout the thesis analysis. The analysis of the thesis has led to the conclusion that AB 04 Chapter 6 Section 3 contains several conditions that require a comprehensive assess- ment of the circumstances in each individual case. It is difficult to generally comment on the use of the provision at an abstract level due to the complex- ity surrounding foreseeability, significance, and reasonableness. The com- plicated structure of the provision and its s...

Summary. This summary must be read as an introduction to this Base Prospectus. Any decision to invest in any Securities should be based on a consideration of this Base Prospectus as a whole, including any documents incorporated by reference. Following the implementation of the relevant provisions of the Prospectus Directive in each Member State of the European Economic Area no civil liability will attach to any Responsible Persons in any such Member State in respect of this Summary unless it is misleading, inaccurate or inconsistent when read together with the other parts of this Base Prospectus. Where a claim relating to information contained in this Base Prospectus is brought before a court in a Member State of a European Economic Area State, the plaintiff may, under the national legislation of the Member State where the claim is brought, be required to bear the costs of translating this Base Prospectus before the legal proceedings are initiated. Words and expressions defined in "Risk Factors", in the applicable Conditions and in the applicable Final Terms shall have the same meanings in this summary.

Summary. The arguments in section 6.2 result in the rules for FCR-D dimensioning as included in Article 3 of the Methodology: 2023-02-10 1. Following the dimensioning rules in this article, the Nordic TSOs will dimension FCR-D daily, separately for FCR-D upwards and FCR-D downwards. 2. The input to the dimensioning process of FCR-D shall be: a. Planned network topology, considering maintenance of relevant network components;

Summary. This strategy contributes to development of the local rural areas within Upplandsbygd Lokalt Ledd Utveckling through the Leader method. The area includes the rural areas of Knivsta, Sigtuna, Uppsala, Vallentuna and Östhammar municipalities. Private, non-profit and public actors have participated in the development of this strategy. Upplandsbygd is an attractive area to live in, situated close to the big cities’ growing labor market and at the same time in a rich agricultural landscape and beautiful natural and cultural environments. The conditions vary greatly between different districts in terms of services, communications, broadband, jobs and local identity. Several towns further away from cities experience an aging population and declining services. In places close to urban areas, many commute to work, which often implies a need to have a car and limited local identity, commerce and meeting places. In areas where the population is growing rapidly, conflicts of interest arise between exploitation and maintaining rural values. At the same time, there is a rich and committed business and association life that is a driving force in rural development. Rural areas also have great potential to foster new sustainable solutions, nature conservation, culture, and a growing, sustainable business sector. With this as a background, the strategy works towards two overarching goals:

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Summary. In construction contracts, liquidated damages are common as part of agreements between the parties. They are often introduced as conditions for adhering to times, quality and working environment. The function of the liquidated damages is to agree in advance on a penalty for breach of contract. The advantage for the employer is that the amount does not need to be proven as in the case of a claim for damages, and damage does not have to have occurred. For the contractor, the advantage of liquidated damages is that the indemnity for breach of contract can be calculated in advance and make risks easier to calculate. There are also risks associated with liquidated damages when the legal position is examined. In the event of damage, the liquidated damages may lead to a limited indemnity for damages, but in other cases does not exclude being combined with indemnity. What applies is decided on a case-by-case basis by interpreting the agreement between the parties and an in dubio principle does not exist. The liquidated damages can be adjusted according to Contract Act Section 36 (36