CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. 20.1. The contractor shall be held responsible for all damages caused to the Administration as a result of a breach of agreement.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. COI shall have no liability for any additional work carried out at the request of a third party (including the Client Department where one exists) unless the change to the requirement has been mutually agreed in writing in advance of the work starting.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY iName shall enter into contractual relationships with Users for the provision of Email Services. iName shall be solely responsible for the billing and collection of revenues relating to Email Services. iName shall ensure in its terms and conditions that Users understand that iName, and not Alloy, is responsible for all obligations with respect to the support of Email Services. To the extent that Alloy subsequently assumes responsibility for operating the service Alloy will assume contractual obligation for the Users future email services and indemnify iName in a manner similar to iName's indemnification herein for faults occurring while Alloy or its designated party is running the service.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. The SFA will be responsible for all contractual agree- ments entered into in connection with food nutrition program (e.g., vending meals to other SFA food authorities). CFR 210.19(a)(1)
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. 1. In the event of a breach of this Contract by the Concessionaire, the State may impose penalties on the Concessionaire for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Concessionaire's contractual obligations and ensuring the regularity and continuity of provision of the public service.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. 4.1.1 Except as specified in the Proposal, Contractor shall not subcontract any of the Services to be performed under this Agreement without the prior written consent of MSA.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. 9.1. The PARTIES commit to execute this contract as such and in good faith.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. The Parties are only liable for direct damage caused to the other Party in connection with the performance of or failure to perform with its obligations under this Agreement. Except in the event of a specific clause inserted for this purpose in the Agreement, the Parties may under no circumstances be held liable for indirect damage caused to the other Party in connection with the performance of this Agreement, such as: commercial damage, loss of customers, loss of order, commercial disruption, loss of profit, damage to the brand image. The Service Provider’s liability under this Agreement may not exceed the price paid by the Organizer for the Services.
CONTRACTUAL RESPONSIBILITY. The Seller guarantees that the goods supplied shall be free of foreign bodies or faults. To this end, it undertakes to replace at no additional cost any faulty part and to make good any operational defects, on condition that the Buyer notifies the Seller of such faults within a period of calendar days from the receipt of the goods at their destination. Should such defects be evident at the time of receipt of the goods, the Buyer should give immediate notification to the Seller. In all cases, the Vendor shall be entitled to check the foreign bodies or defects alleged by the Buyer in any way it sees fit. The above conditions shall not apply to defects or damages to the goods caused by negligence or inappropriate handling by the Buyer. ............................................................................................................................................ This is a sample of 3 pages out of 8 of the International Sale Contract Template. To get more information about this contract click here: INTERNATIONAL SALE CONTRACT USER GUIDE Contracts drafted by the legal experts of Global Negotiator cover all relevant aspects that are negotiated and agreed in the different types of business between companies. However, when these contracts are used you should take into account some recommendations common to all of them that are described in this User Guide.
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