Client’s Rights. CONTRACTOR shall take all appropriate steps to fully protect clients’ rights, as specified in Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 5325 et seq; Title 9 California Code of Regulations (CCR), Sections 862, 883, 884; Title 22 CCR, Sections 72453 and 72527; and 42 C.F.R. § 438.100.
Client’s Rights. 36.1. In the relations with BCR, the Client has the rights expressly conferred by the Contractual Documentation as well as by the law, to the extent he does not waiver them.
Client’s Rights. 3.1.1. Receive and use the Banking Services solely in accordance with the procedure, terms and conditions specified in this Agreement, Banking Services Application, Application for changing the Banking Services terms, Application for approving the terms and of "Regular Payments" Banking Service and Application for conditions of interest accrual on the Balance. 3.1.2. To disclaim of any and/or all Banking Services or terminate this Agreement before the expiration date as it is prescribed herewith. 3.1.3. Other rights stipulated by this Agreement and the Legislation. 3.2.
Client’s Rights. 3.1.1. Receive and use the Banking Services solely in accordance with the procedure, terms and conditions specified in this Agreement, Banking Services Application, Application for changing the Banking Services terms, Application for the Guaranteed Payment Banking Service, Application for modification of the Guaranteed Payment Banking Service and/or Application for approving the terms and of "Regular Payments" Banking Service and Application for conditions of interest accrual on the Balance. 3.1.2. To disclaim of any and/or all Banking Services or terminate this Agreement before the expiration date as it is prescribed herewith. 3.1.3. Other rights stipulated by this Agreement and the Legislation. 3.2.
Client’s Rights. A. You have the right to be kept informed on the progress of this case;
Client’s Rights the Client may have rights of access to some or all of the information APM holds about the Client, to have inaccurate information corrected and to tell APM that the Client does not wish to receive marketing information, under data protection law. If the Client wishes to exercise any of these rights, he/she may contact APM at xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xx.
Client’s Rights. 6.1. The clients' rights, in addition to those referred to in the previous clauses, are:
Client’s Rights. The Client is entitled to request, in accordance with the law, access to personal data concerning it, rectification of personal data which are imprecise or incomplete, erasure of its personal data or the restriction of processing in the cases provided for by law, and the right to portability of personal data concerning it and which it has supplied to EDP Comercial, in a structured format, for current use and automatic reading, also in the cases provided for by law. The Client is also entitled to object to the processing of its personal data at any time, on the basis of the legitimate interests of EDP Comercial referred to in 13.3.2. and 13.3.3. and also, but for reasons related to the specific situation of the Client, those mentioned in 13.3.1.(b), (c), and (d), except for the exceptions that the law provides for in these latter cases. In order to exercise any of these rights, the Client shall submit its request through the contacts indicated in clause 13.2.
Client’s Rights. Clients with mental illness have the same legal rights and responsibilities guaranteed all other persons by the Federal Constitution and laws and the Constitution and laws of the State of California unless specifically limited by federal or state law or regulations. No client will be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity provided by this facility. The facility will provide all clients a copy of their personal rights as stipulated in CCR Title 22, Division 6, Article 6, Section 81072, and any stipulations regarding certain rights as determined by the client’s condition of placement into the facility, which shall be a written agreement signed by the client or client’s representative, conservator, family member (where applicable), licensed mental health professional, and the Program Director. The facility Program Director will provide the following to the Department of Health Care Services’ documents to the clients: • A notification in a language or modality accessible to the patient of other constitutional and statutory rights which are found by the Department of Health Care Services to be frequently misunderstood, ignored, or denied. • A copy of the Department of Health Care Services prepared patients' rights handbook. The facility will post a notice of the following rights at a place visible to clients at all times: • To wear his or her own clothes; to keep and use his or her own personal possessions including his or her toilet articles, and to keep and be allowed to spend a reasonable sum of his or her own money for canteen expenses and small purchases. • To have access to individual storage space for his or her private use. • To see visitors each day. • To have reasonable access to telephones, both to make and receive confidential calls or to have such calls made for them. • To have ready access to letter-writing materials, including stamps, and to mail and receive unopened correspondence. • To see and receive the services of a patient advocate who has no direct or indirect clinical or administrative responsibility for the person receiving mental health services. • The rights specified in this section may not be waived by the person's parent, guardian, or conservator. • Other rights as provided by law. Garfield Wellness & Recovery Center will post visiting hours at a location visible to all clients. The SRF will provide telephones that are accessible to clients at a location that ensures privacy. Each cli...
Client’s Rights. Unless otherwise stipulated in the Conditions of Agreement, the Client holds the right to build the project, in a single example, object of the Agreement. Later, the Client can undertake any construction work of transformation or alteration of the Works, subject to informing the Architect beforehand and to not denature the Works. When the Client undertakes, without the services of the Architect (the author of the Works), the construction of the project, subject of the Agreement, the Client respects the Architect’s moral right and give him/her the means to assure that the Works has been respected ". Sheet N° 13: Completion of Architect’s Services When does the Architect’s Full Services Appointment end? The Architect’s Appointment for Full Services ends at Construction Handover without reservations or on completion of the reservations recorded during Handover. Any recommendation or monitoring of construction work by the Architect, after completion of Construction Handover, constitutes a new Appointment that should be a prior written Agreement (either an Amendment or new Agreement) that should have insurance cover. For Handover procedure details, refer article G3-8 of the Conditions of agreement of the 1st July 2011 CNOA Standard Agreement, (in French). What should the Architect do when consulted by the Client during the defects liability period? The defects liability period only binds Contractors during a period of 12 months as from the Construction Handover date. It concerns all disorders either recorded during Construction Handover (in case of Handover with reservations) or revealed during this 12 month period. If need be, during the 12 month defects liability period, the Architect should: monitor progress of making good the reservations recorded during Handover and notify the acceptance of these reservations in the presence of the Client and Contractors concerned (completion of Architect’s Appointment) evaluate disorders indicated by the Client and revealed after Handover during the 12 month defects liability period. In practice, this evaluation distinguishes minor disorders from those covered by the ten-year warranty that should be an insurance claim. For making good disorders, the Architect requests the Client to bring in one or several Contractors concerned and the insurance companies, when these disorders are covered by the ten-year warranty (damages or ten-year liability). In any case, the Architect should, within the scope of his/her evaluation...
