Common use of AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE Clause in Contracts

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that Agency has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses and approvals required to meet Agency’s obligations under the Scope of Services, and that Agency will at all times conduct Agency’s business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses and approvals must be submitted to the County upon request. However, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph.

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that Agency it has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses and approvals required to meet Agency’s its obligations under the Scope of Services, and that Agency it will at all times conduct Agency’s its business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses and approvals must shall be submitted to the County upon request. However, however, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate as alleviating the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph, nor shall it be construed as shifting any liability for failure to request such proof onto the County.

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that Agency has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses and approvals required to meet Agency’s obligations under the Scope of Services“Exhibit A”, and that Agency will at all times conduct Agency’s business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses and approvals must be submitted to the County upon request. However, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph.

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that the Agency has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses and approvals required to meet the Agency’s obligations under the Scope of Services, and that the Agency will at all times conduct the Agency’s business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses and approvals must be submitted to the County upon request. However, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph.

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that the Agency has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses licenses, certifications, and approvals required to meet Agency’s obligations under the Scope of Services, and that Agency will at all times conduct Agency’s business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses licenses, certifications, and approvals must be submitted to the County upon request. However, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph.

AUTHORITY TO PRACTICE. The Agency hereby represents and warrants that Agency has and will continue to maintain all applicable licenses licenses, certifications, and approvals required to meet Agency’s obligations under the Scope of Services, and that Agency will at all times conduct Agency’s business activities in a reputable manner. Proof of such applicable licenses licenses, certifications, and approvals must be submitted to the County upon request. However, failure by the County to request such proof shall in no manner be construed to alleviate the Agency’s obligations pursuant to this paragraph.