Dd Provider Sample Clauses

The 'DD Provider' clause defines the party responsible for supplying due diligence materials or information in a transaction. Typically, this clause identifies which party—often the seller or target company—must gather and provide relevant documents, data, or disclosures to the other party for review. For example, in a merger or acquisition, the DD Provider would be tasked with compiling financial statements, contracts, and compliance records for the buyer's examination. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the due diligence process is clearly assigned, facilitating transparency and informed decision-making while reducing the risk of misunderstandings or incomplete disclosures.
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Dd Provider. (a) You must sign a Direct Debit Authority with the DD Provider in favour of Revo Fitness which enables direct debit payments from an approved credit card or bank account in the amounts and frequency set out in your Membership Form. (b) You must ensure that your nominated credit card or bank account is able to accept direct debits and have sufficient funds available to pay the Membership Fees and any other applicable fees on each applicable Direct Debit Date. (c) You acknowledge that the contract that you enter into with the DD Provider (or such other direct debit service provider in accordance with clause 4.1(b) as applicable) is a separate contract to this HIITFIT Membership Agreement and that any problems or issues that you have with the Direct Debit Authority should be raised directly with DD Provider. (d) You must keep the Direct Debit Authority in place until after this HIITFIT Membership Agreement has been terminated. (e) You acknowledge that you will be liable to continue paying the Membership Fees to Revo Fitness in accordance with this HIITFIT Membership Agreement until this HIITFIT Membership Agreement has been terminated. (f) It is Your responsibility to ensure the Direct Debit Authority is cancelled upon termination or expiry of this HIITFIT Membership Agreement.
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