Customer Obligations and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. Customer is solely responsible for: (a) maintaining the Customer Systems necessary to enable Customer and its Authorized Users’ access and use of the Services; (b) the accuracy, quality and legality of Customer Data, Account Data and Access Credentials (including activities conducted with Access Credentials); (c) providing any required notices to, and receiving any required consents and authorizations from, Authorized Users whose information may be included in Account Data or Access Credentials; and (d) ensuring that the Services are only accessed through Customer Systems and in accordance with the Documentation. If Customer becomes aware of any actual or threatened prohibited activity, Customer shall immediately notify Blue Planet of any such activity and comply with any Blue Planet instructions arising therefrom.
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. Customer shall be solely responsible for using the Services in terms of this Agreement. The Sender ID registration needs to be done in advance. Customer shall be solely responsible and further ensure and undertake to maintain complete authenticity of the information sent and shall take all possible steps and measures to ensure that only authentic information is transmitted. Customer shall be solely responsible at its own costs and expenses for obtaining and maintaining all necessary approvals, sanctions, permissions, and licenses as required for sending SMS from the relevant Government authorities and/or regulatory bodies. Customer shall provide interface specifications with Customer’s systems for availing the Services and if required, provide trained manpower to co-ordinate with C-DAC team during customization and integration. Customer shall not use the Services provided under this Agreement for any purpose that is in violation of any Applicable Laws or public policy and shall not use the Services in any manner that violate any statutory directives or orders for the time being in force. Customer agrees that the SMS Services provided under this Agreement will be used for their own activities and shall make sure that the C-DAC SMS Services are not misused and shall not be extended to any third party. Customer agrees not to send or attempt to send any international SMS using C-DAC’s Short Message Service connectivity. Customer shall ensure that objectionable, obscene, unauthorized or any other content, messages or communications infringing copyright, Intellectual property right and international & domestic cyber laws, in any form or inconsistent with the laws of India, are not carried in his network by him or any other person using his network. The Customer must take all necessary measures to prevent it. The use of the Services for anti-national activities would be construed as an offence punishable under the Indian Penal Code or other applicable law.
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. Without regard to the provisions of these Other General Terms and Conditions, the Customer, with the conclusion of the contract, also assumes the obligations and responsibilities referred to in this article. The Customer is obliged to correspond to the Lessor, to the deadlines and in the manner specified in the following art. 12, all amounts that will be due under this rental agreement even if detected/found/requested by the Lessor at a time after the rental ceases; in this regard, the Customer authorizes, as of now and irrevocably, Only Sardinia S.r.l. to withdraw the aforementioned amounts directly from the credit or debit card indicated by the Customer at the time of conclusion of the contract and specified in the Rental Letter, even beyond the limits agreed by the same Customer with the issuers of the aforementioned cards; in particular, the Customer is obliged to pay and/or refund to Only Sardinia S.r.l. the following: (a) the rental fee reported in the Special Rental Conditions (so-called Basic Rate); (b) the additional fees provided for the Optional Additional Services (C,D Extras) that may be agreed, as set out in the Special Rental Conditions; (c) the additional fees for cases of late return and return of the vehicle rented in a place other than the one agreed, as provided for and regulated by Art. 4 above and for the case of return of the vehicle outside the opening hours of Only Sardinia S.r.l. referred to in art. 8.6; (d) any other sum provided for in this contract as consideration, penalty or refund, including additional sums due for the purchase of the optional clauses limiting/ exempting liability provided for in the following art. 9; (e) the amount of financial penalties for violations of the Highway Code or other applicable regulations committed during the rental period, as well as the costs incurred by Only Sardinia S.r.l. for the administrative management of the relative practice; (f) in case of seizure or detention of the rented vehicle as a result of violations of the Highway Code or other applicable regulations committed during the rental period and attributable to the Customer, an amount equal to the daily rate purchased by the latter, for each day of seizure or detention, as provided for in art. 4 for late return; (g) any amount related to motorway tolls not paid by the Customer, as well as the costs incurred by Only Sardinia S.r.l. for the administrative management of the relative file; (h) any expenses and/or costs, including lega...
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities a. In order to begin accepting credit card payments, each Customer business unit must receive prior written approval from Paciolan, which may be via email. All Customer business units that process credit card and debit card transactions under Paciolan’s Services must ensure that the payment process and related recordkeeping procedures follow Paciolan’s policies and procedures, PCIDSS and all applicable laws. Signed charge slips for card present transactions will be maintained by Customer for three (3) years. These procedures apply to all Customer employees, contractors, tenant teams, outlets, students, agents, vendors and other personnel (“Customer Personnel”) involved in the processing of debit and credit card payments in connection with the Services. Customer shall be responsible and liable for Customer’s Personnel’s compliance with this Addendum.
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. 5.1 The Customer shall provide Medpro Ltd with all necessary information, support and co-operation (including ensuring that employees and independent contractors of the Customer co- operate fully with Medpro Ltd) that may reasonably be required to enable Medpro Ltd to carry out its obligations under this Agreement.
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. ‌ 5.1 The Customer is solely responsible for the Customer Material. The Customer must ensure that it has all the necessary rights and permissions to the use the Customer Material in connection with the Hosting Services. The Customer shall:
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities. (1) Customer will: (a) cooperate with and assist Lunchbox in the performance of Implementation Services; (b) provide the resources specified in the Service Order; and (c) perform all obligations required by Customer under the terms of the Service Order. Lunchbox is not responsible or liable for any delay or failure of performance arising in whole or in part by Customer's delay in performing, or failure to perform, any of its obligations under this Agreement.
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Customer Obligations and Responsibilities a. Customer Responsibilities. While offering Bank Products to taxpayers through a Banking Partner, Customer agrees to:
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