Applicable Principles to Provide Airport Services Sample Clauses

Applicable Principles to Provide Airport Services. 7.6.1. Airport Services shall be provided according to the Applicable Laws regulating the free access to the market; noticing in the provision of those, in addition to the principles listed below principles, the regulations on the matter passed by OSITRAN and the National Institute for the Defense of Competition and Protection of Intellectual Property (INDECOPI, by its Spanish acronym). In order to supervise the provisions which are indicated as follows, in the event that the CONCESSIONAIRE provides two or more services in competence and in a simultaneous way, with Downstream Users, he has the obligation to keep the accounts separate. This shall allow having a better control of the incomes and expenditures attributable to each service. The form and opportunity, in which this obligation shall be carried out, as well as the charge rules when common rules exist, shall be determined by OSITRAN. OSITRAN shall supervise that the content of the agreements with Downstream Users violates neither the dispositions set forth in Agreement nor in the REMA, being able to instruct the CONCESSIONAIRE to render void and null those provisions that infringe them.
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