Conflicting Orders Clause Samples
The Conflicting Orders clause defines how to resolve situations where multiple instructions or orders given to a party are inconsistent or contradictory. In practice, this clause typically specifies which order takes precedence, or requires the party to seek clarification before proceeding, thereby preventing confusion or errors in execution. Its core function is to ensure operational clarity and prevent disputes or delays that could arise from following conflicting directions.
Conflicting Orders. When an employee receives conflicting orders, he/she will bring the conflict to the attention of the supervisor who gave the last order or another appropriate
Conflicting Orders. The 1998-C Securitization Trustee, in such capacity, has not entered into and, until termination of this 1998-C Securitization Trust Agreement, will not enter into, any agreement with any other person relating to the Reserve Fund or any financial assets credited thereto pursuant to which it has agreed to comply with entitlement orders (as defined in Section 8-102(a)(8) of the UCC) of such person. No financial asset will be registered in the name of the 1998-C Securitization Trustee, in such capacity, payable to its order, or specially endorsed to it, except to the extent such financial asset has been endorsed to the Reserve Fund Securities Intermediary or in blank.
Conflicting Orders. 16.1 In the event DCDC receives any instructions, demands or claims from any person, firm or corporation other than Exhibitor or the applicable Content Provider ("Other Claimant") with respect to any Content delivered to or held by DCDC under this Agreement which are inconsistent with the then current instructions from Exhibitor or the applicable Content Provider, DCDC shall not take any action, but shall promptly request in writing additional instructions from Exhibitor or the applicable Content Provider, and Exhibitor shall promptly respond to such request to Exhibitor.
16.2 If Exhibitor instructs DCDC to act in a manner inconsistent with the Other Claimant's demands referred to in Paragraph 16.1, or if Exhibitor fails to respond to such request for additional instructions within seven (7) days of receipt of such request, DCDC may comply with Exhibitor's original instructions and Exhibitor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless DCDC against any claims, loss, liability, cost or expense in connection with DCDC's failure to honor the demands of such Other Claimant.
16.3 Nothing contained in this Article 16 shall require DCDC to act in contravention of any applicable law, regulation, decree or order.
Conflicting Orders. If a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ receives conflicting orders from more than one supervisor, the supervisor giving the last order shall assume full responsibility for the order and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall follow the last order and in no way shall be discriminated against for doing so.
Conflicting Orders. In the event Deluxe receives any instructions, demands or claims from any person, firm or corporation other than Company (the "Other Claimant") with respect to any Company Property deposited with or held by Deluxe hereunder which are inconsistent with the then-current instructions from Company, Deluxe shall not take any action but shall promptly request in writing additional instructions from Company, and Company shall promptly respond to such request. In the event Company instructs Deluxe to act in a manner inconsistent with the Other Claimant's demands, or if Company fails to respond to such request for additional instructions within five (5) business days of receipt thereof, Deluxe shall comply with Company's original instructions. Company shall indemnify Deluxe against any loss, liability, cost or expense in connection with Deluxe's failure to honor the demands of such Other Claimant, except to the extent that such failure resulted from Deluxe’ failure to comply with Company’s original instructions.
Conflicting Orders. Failure to follow conflicting orders issued by responsible officials will be taken into consideration in deciding whether any corrective actions will be taken.