Authority to Issue Instructions Sample Clauses
The 'Authority to Issue Instructions' clause defines which party or individual has the legal right to give directions or orders under the contract. Typically, this clause specifies the scope of instructions that can be issued, such as operational directives or requests for information, and may outline any limitations or procedures for issuing such instructions. Its core function is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes by formally designating who can provide binding instructions, thereby streamlining communication and execution of contractual obligations.
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Authority to Issue Instructions. 9.1 The Principal may employ the Temporary Worker for the function specified in the Employee Leasing Agreement. The Con- tractor insofar transfers its claims to work performance vis-à-vis and with consent of the Temporary Worker.
9.2 The Principal is entitled to issue all instructions to the Tem- porary Worker which are relevant for the type and scope of the area of responsibility defined in the Employee Leasing Agree- ment. The contractual relationship exists exclusively between the Contractor and the respective Temporary Worker in accordance with the Temporary Employment Businesses.
Authority to Issue Instructions. Processor shall only process the personal data on the documented instructions of Controller. This shall also apply to the transfer of personal data to a third country or an international organisation, unless Processor is obliged to do so by the law of the European Union or of the Member States to which it is subject; in such a case, Processor shall inform Controller of that legal requirement in text form (e.g. by e-mail or fax) before processing, unless that law prohibits such notification on important grounds of public interest.
Authority to Issue Instructions. 12.1. Processing of Controller data shall take place only within the scope of the provisions in this DPA and according to Controller’s individual instructions. Processor shall only be bound to comply with Controller’s instructions if they are given in writing or via email by Controller’s representatives or appointed individuals for that purpose.
12.2. Within the scope of this DPA, Controller reserves the right to issue comprehensive instructions regarding the scope, type and method of the Processing, which Controller may specify by means of individual instructions. Any changes to the subject matter of the processing and the purpose of processing shall be subject to a mutual DPA in writing.
12.3. Processor shall immediately notify Controller if Processor reasonably believes that any of the Controller’s instruction violates statutory provisions. Upon prior notification within reasonable time, Processor may suspend implementation and/or compliance with the relevant instruction, until its legitimacy is confirmed by the Controller in writing or until it is modified by the Controller accordingly.
Authority to Issue Instructions. The Employer has the right to issue instructions. The Employee is obliged to comply with the instructions issued by the Employer. The right to issue instructions comprises verbal, as well as written instructions, such as internal routines and procedures, Personell Manual, etc..
Authority to Issue Instructions. 14.1. You retain a general right of instruction as to the nature, scope and method of Processing of Personal Data on Your behalf. The initial instructions are in this Agreement and may be supplemented with individual instructions from time to time through Our Software.
14.2. Hotjar shall only be obliged to accept instructions in writing which may be electronically communicated. Unless required to provide the Software to You, no copies or duplicates of Personal Data processed on Your behalf may be produced without Your knowledge. For clarity, this does not apply to backup copies where these are required to ensure proper Data Processing, or to any Data required to comply with statutory retention rules.
14.3. Hotjar shall inform You immediately if it believes that any of Your instructions infringes on Applicable Law. Hotjar may then postpone the execution of the relevant instruction until it is confirmed or changed by You.
Authority to Issue Instructions. 2.1. We agree, without limitation, to strictly follow any instructions given by you under the Agreement as well as those issued on an individual basis regarding the collection, processing and/or usage of Customer Data. This includes but is not limited to instructions on the blocking, correction or deletion of Customer Data. Our obligations under this Section 2.1 shall be subject to Section 2.3.
2.2. Instructions may only be issued by your authorized officers, data protection officers or the manager of your legal department, if applicable (hereinafter "persons authorized to issue instructions"). The persons authorized to issue instructions shall have the right to make written appointments of additional persons authorized to issue instructions.
2.3. You warrant that you shall give only lawful instructions conforming to applicable Data Protection Laws. If we hold the view that any instruction of yours contravenes Data Protection Laws and/or the Agreement, we will notify you, and we are entitled to suspend execution of the instruction concerned, until you confirm such instruction in writing. We have the right to deny the execution of an instruction – even if issued in writing – in case we conclude that we would be liable under Data Protection Laws if we execute the instructions you have provided.
Authority to Issue Instructions. (1) The contractor may only collect, process or use data within the context of processing each specific order and in accordance with the client’s instructions; this applies in particular with respect to the transmission of personal data to a third country or international organisation. If the contractor is required to carry out additional data processing by the law of the European Union or the EU member state to which it is subject, it must inform the client of these legal requirements prior to processing.
(2) The instructions of the client are initially determined by this agreement and may then be changed, supplemented or replaced by individual instructions from the client in writing or in text form (individual instruction). The client is entitled to issue appropriate instructions at any time. This includes instructions concerning the rectification, deletion and blocking of data.
(3) All instructions that are issued must be documented by both the client and the contractor. Instructions that go beyond the agreed scope of service shall be treated as a service change request.
(4) If the contractor is of the opinion that an instruction of the client violates data protection regulations, the contractor must inform the client promptly. The contractor is entitled to suspend execution of the relevant instruction until it has been confirmed or modified by the client. The contractor may refuse to carry out any instructions that are obviously unlawful.