Concluding an agreement Sample Clauses
The 'Concluding an agreement' clause defines the formal process by which the parties finalize and enter into a binding contract. Typically, this clause outlines the necessary steps for execution, such as the requirement for signatures, the effective date of the agreement, and any conditions that must be met before the agreement becomes enforceable. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties clearly understand when and how the agreement becomes legally effective, thereby preventing disputes over whether a valid contract has been formed.
Concluding an agreement. (1) Subject to individual arrangements to the contrary, an agree- ment is essentially created by the Provider confirming an order in writing or by e-mail. These General Terms and Conditions of Co- operation will also apply when an order is confirmed orally or by te- lephone.
(2) For the avoidance of doubt, where an advertising agency sub- mits an order, the agreement is made with the advertising agen- cy, subject to written arrangements to the contrary. If an advertiser is to be the client, it must be specifically named by the advertising agency. The Provider is entitled to demand that advertising agenci- es provide proof of their mandate.
(3) Advertising for goods or services of more than one advertiser within a single advertising unit (for example a banner or pop-up ad- vertisement) will require an additional agreement concluded in wri- ting or by e-mail.
Concluding an agreement. 2.1 Agreement An agreement on a communications service must be conclud- ed in writing. It may also be concluded electronically, provided that the contents of the agreement cannot be unilaterally amended and that the parties have continuous access to the agreement. An agreement on other services can be of free form. The agreement or order confirmation on a communications service states when the agreement enters into force. An agreement on other services is considered to be concluded, when the telecommunications operator has approved the customer’s order, for example by activating the service or by confirming that it has approved the customer’s order. When concluding an agreement, the telecommunications operator is entitled to verify the customer’s credit history. The entry into force of the agreement may require that a deposit or security be provided.
Concluding an agreement. 7 2.1 Agreement 7 2.2 Deposit and security 8
Concluding an agreement. (1) Subject to individual arrangements to the contrary, an agreement is essentially created by the Provider confirming an order in writing or by e-mail. These General Terms and Conditions of Coop- eration will also apply when an order is confirmed orally or by telephone.
(2) For the avoidance of doubt, where an advertising agency submits an or- der, the agreement is made with the advertising agency, subject to written arrangements to the contrary. If an advertiser is to be the client, it must be specifically named by the advertising agency. The Provider is entitled to ▇▇- ▇▇▇▇ that advertising agencies provide proof of their mandate.
(3) Advertising for goods or services of more than one advertiser within a single advertising unit (for example a banner or pop-up advertisement) will require an additional agreement concluded in writing or by e-mail.
Concluding an agreement