Changes in the Project partnership Sample Clauses

Changes in the Project partnership. 1. Being aware of the fact that all changes in the Project partnership need an approval of the Monitoring Committee and that the Managing Authority is entitled to withdraw from the Subsidy contract if the number of Beneficiaries falls below the minimum number of partners, the Project partners agree not to abandon the Project unless there are unavoidable reasons for it.
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Changes in the Project partnership. Being aware of the fact that all changes in the partnership must be notified and requires prior approval by the – European Commission. The following requirements are necessary for the different modifications of project partnership:  Addition of a project partner requires endorsement from the new member (signed by the legal representative), and a mandate signed between the coordinator and the new partner. These will be forwarded by the coordinator with the request;  Withdrawal of a Project Partner requires written explanation from the coordinator and a withdrawing Project Partner, signed by the legal representative. Where the minimum partnership requirements are no longer fulfilled the European Commission reserves the right to decide on the continuation of the Grant Contract;  Changes of contact person for the partner require written confirmation signed by the new contact person and by the legal representative of partner and by the former contact person.  In case a partner withdraws from the project or is debarred from it the remaining partners will undertake to find a rapid and efficient solution to ensure the further proper project implementation without any delay. Consequently, the project partners will endeavour to cover the contribution of the withdrawing project partner, either by assuming its tasks by one or more of the present project partners or by asking one or more new participants to join the project partnership, regarding the respective programme provisions.  The provisions set for audits in Article 8 remain applicable to the partner that backed out of the project or was debarred from the project.
Changes in the Project partnership. 16.1 All changes in the partnership must be notified and requires prior approval by the Executive Agency. The following requirements are necessary for the different modifications of the project partnership:
Changes in the Project partnership. (1) In the application documents the contribution of each project participant is clearly defined. Changes in the project partnership require the prior approval of the relevant programme bodies as outlined below. However, once approved, they are valid retrospectively starting from the date when a written request was submitted to the JS. Changes in the project partnership shall be described in a request for change and revised AF.
Changes in the Project partnership. The Partners agree to withdraw from the project only in case of exceptional and duly justified circumstances, for example in case of force majeure. Where a partner intends to withdraw from the Project, it shall officially send a written request to the Lead Beneficiary. The Lead Beneficiary will immediately inform the MA and all Partners. The Lead Beneficiary and the remaining Partners undertake to find a rapid and efficient solution to ensure the further project implementation without any delay. Consequently, when a Partner withdraws from the project, the remaining Partners shall cover the contribution of the withdrawing Partner, either by assuming its tasks or by asking one or more new Partners to join the project partnership. Finally, the Lead Beneficiary will send an explicative report to the MA including technical and financial information on the causes of the withdrawal and the identified solution, if any. The MA will review the report and inform the Joint Monitoring Committee before its approval. The Partner withdrawing from the Partnership has only right to the part of the grant corresponding to the partial execution of the project activities and to the expenditures verified until its withdrawal, which shall be included in a final report, without prejudice of the Lead Beneficiary’s right to claim full or partial repayment of amounts already paid, if the withdrawal is unjustified.
Changes in the Project partnership. Being aware of the fact that all changes in the partnership must be notified and requires prior approval by the Commission. The following requirements are necessary for the different modifications of project partnership: Addition of a project partner requires endorsement from the new member (signed by the legal representative), acceptance letters from all other partners (signed by the contact persons) and a mandate signed between the coordinator and the new co-beneficiary. These will be forwarded by the coordinator with the request; Withdrawal of a Project Partner requires written explanation from the coordinator and a withdrawing Project Partner, signed by the legal representative. Where the minimum partnership requirements are no longer fulfilled the Executive Agency reserves the right to decide on the continuation of the grant agreement; Changes of contact person for the partner require written confirmation signed by the new contact person and by the legal representative of partner and by the former contact person. In case a partner withdraws from the project or is debarred from it the remaining partners will undertake to find a rapid and efficient solution to ensure the further proper project implementation without any delay. Consequently, the Project Partners will endeavour to cover the contribution of the withdrawing Project Partner, either by assuming its tasks by one or more of the present Project Partners or by asking one or more new participants to join the project partnership, regarding the respective programme provisions. • The provisions set for audits in Article 8 remain applicable to the partner that backed out of the project or was debarred from the project.
Changes in the Project partnership. Being aware of the fact that all changes in the Project partnership need an approval of the Monitoring Committee and that the Managing Authority is entitled to withdraw from the Subsidy contract if the number of Beneficiaries falls below the minimum number of partners, the Project partners agree not to abandon the Project unless there are unavoidable reasons for it. In case a Project partner withdraws from the Project or is debarred from it, the remaining Project partners shall undertake to find a rapid and efficient solution to ensure further proper project implementation without any delay. Consequently, the Project partners shall endeavour to cover the contribution of the withdrawing Project partner, either by assuming its tasks by one or more of the remaining Project partners or by asking a new Project partner to join the Project partnership, regarding the respective programme provisions. The Lead Beneficiary shall inform the Joint Secretariat and the Managing Authority as soon as changes in the Project partnership are foreseeable. The changes in the partnership enter into force only after approval by the Monitoring Committee. The provisions set for audits in Article 9 remain applicable to the Project partners that backed out of the Project or were debarred from the Project.
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Changes in the Project partnership. (1) Being aware of the fact that if the number of Project participants decreases this would compromise the fulfilment of the expected project results, the Project participants herewith agree not to back out of the Project unless there are unavoidable reasons for it.

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