Delivery of the Services Sample Clauses
The 'Delivery of the Services' clause defines the obligations and procedures for how and when the contracted services will be provided to the client. It typically outlines the expected timeline, method, and standards for service delivery, and may specify milestones, deliverables, or performance criteria. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what constitutes proper delivery, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and setting expectations for successful project completion.
Delivery of the Services a) Start date: The Service Provider shall commence the provision of the Services on September 1, 2017.
Delivery of the Services. 8.1. The Customer acknowledges that the Services are delivered over a Network, and that acquiring the Services does not give the Customer any rights in any part of the Network. MyRepublic does not own or control all parts of the Network on which MyRepublic supply the Services to the Customer.
8.2. MyRepublic may subcontract or delegate the performance of any of our rights or obligations under the Agreement, but this will not relieve MyRepublic from liability for performance of any such obligation. MyRepublic may appoint a supplier to provide billing services including, but not limited to, credit checking and control and our customer services team. Invoices issued by the MyRepublic supplier will be binding on you and payment of those invoices in full to our supplier will be a valid discharge of the Customer liability to pay those invoices under the Agreement.
8.3. MyRepublic do not proactively monitor content access on the Network. However, MyRepublic reserves the right to monitor the Network including, but not limited to, the volumes of data or types of traffic transmitted on the Network. MyRepublic may also be required to act on lawful requests for information, assist surveillance agencies with lawful interception under all relevant laws and regulations and act on any allegations made to MyRepublic with regards copyright infringement including sending the Customer with an infringement notice.
8.4. Some of the Services require power to operate. During a power failure the Customer accepts it may not be able to use the Services. Accordingly, the Customer may need to make alternative arrangements if it has a monitored alarm or connection to health-monitoring medical devices.
8.5. MyRepublic may need to temporarily suspend the Services to carry out repairs, planned maintenance and upgrades, or network management. MyRepublic will endeavour to give the Customer reasonable notice of any temporary suspension.
8.6. MyRepublic will use reasonable endeavours to ensure access to the Services. However, the Services rely on MyRepublic using and interconnecting with networks owned by third parties. Accordingly, MyRepublic cannot guarantee that the Services will always be available or fully functioning. If the Services are unavailable for any reason MyRepublic will endeavour to restore Services as soon as possible. In supplying the Services, MyRepublic will use reasonable skill and care, and MyRepublic aims to provide the Customer with the best service possible, but are n...
Delivery of the Services a. Start date: The Service Provider shall commence the provision of the Services after the prepayment.
Delivery of the Services a. Start date: The Service Provider shall commence the provision of the Services on the date which is scheduled for the Tour.
Delivery of the Services. The Supplier shall at all times comply with the Quality Standards and, where applicable, shall maintain accreditation with the relevant Quality Standards authorisation body. To the extent that the standard of the Service has not been specified in the Contract, the Supplier shall agree the relevant standard of the Services with the Authority prior to the supply of the Services and, in any event, the Supplier shall perform its obligations under the Contract in accordance with the Law and Good Industry Practice. The Supplier acknowledges that the Authority relies on the skill and judgment of the Supplier in the supply of the Services and the performance of the Supplier's obligations under the Contract. The Supplier shall:
9.3.1 ensure that all Staff supplying the Services do so with all due skill, care and diligence and shall possess such qualifications, skills and experience as are necessary for the proper supply of the Services;
9.3.2 ensure that all Staff are properly managed and supervised;
9.3.3 comply with the standards and requirements set out in Schedule 8 (Statutory Obligations and Corporate Social Responsibility); and
9.3.4 comply with the ESF Requirements and with all reasonable instructions of the Authority from time to time;
9.3.5 ensure that all Services comply in all respects with the Specification;
9.3.6 comply with the Supplier Guidance at all times in delivering the Services;
9.3.7 comply (to the reasonable satisfaction of the Authority) with both:
(a) the Compliance Measures (as reasonably determined by the Authority from time to time following consultation with the Supplier and in accordance with the Specification); and
(b) the Expected Standards;
9.3.8 not in delivering the Services or at any time do anything that would embarrass the Authority or otherwise brings the Authority into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Authority whether or not such act or omission is related to the Supplier's obligations under this Contract;
9.3.9 provide the Authority with such assistance as the Authority may reasonably require in respect of the supply of the Services;
9.3.10 immediately notify the Authority of any circumstance which may adversely affect the ability of the Supplier to provide the Services. During the Term, the Supplier shall:
9.4.1 at all times have all licences, approvals and consents necessary to enable the Supplier and Staff to carry out the Services...
Delivery of the Services a. Start date: The Service Provider shall commence the provision of the Services on the date of the first invoice.
Delivery of the Services. The LICENSEE shall be responsible for installation, testing and commissioning of all the equipment to provide the services. It will be the responsibility of the Licensee to obtain IP address, domain name etc. from competent authority. (In case the IP addresses are taken from the Department of Telecommunications, the same are non-portable and have to be returned to DOT at the termination of connectivity contract. ) However, all performance tests required for successful commissioning of the service may also be carried out by the LICENSOR, if it so desires, before the services are commissioned for public use. The LICENSEE shall supply all necessary literature, drawings, installation materials regarding the equipment installed for commissioning of the services. The LICENSEE shall supply all the tools, test instruments and other accessories to the testing party of the LICENSOR for conducting the tests.
Delivery of the Services a. Start date: The Company shall commence the provision of the Services on May 30, 2017.
Delivery of the Services. When transaction order is completed, the purchased Digital Currency shall be sent to the wallet address provided by you. All confirmed transactions are included in the blockchain which is an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties in a verifiable and permanent way. Once you received the purchased amount of Digital Currency to your personal Digital Wallet Address the transaction between the you and Cleartransfer is completed in full and Cleartransfer has completed all obligations towards you, and the Company’s services were provided to you in full.
Delivery of the Services. 5.1. Supplier shall perform its activities to the best of its knowledge and ability and in accordance with high standards, without Supplier issuing any guarantees, under the condition that Supplier will be properly informed by the Customer during the performance of the Agreement. The obligations of Supplier have the nature of a best efforts obligation.
5.2. Notifications by or on behalf of Supplier with respect to the delivery, quality and possibilities of application of the delivered Services and Components shall only be considered guarantees when these have been confirmed as a guarantee (using the word “guarantee”) by Supplier explicitly and In Writing.
5.3. The minimum delivery time for Supported Hardware and Components is 8 weeks after formal agreement on the order and the minimum delivery time for Software development is 12 weeks. An agreed delivery time or execution period is never a strict deadline. If a formally agreed delivery time is exceeded by more than three months, Customer must give Supplier notice of default in writing, whereby Supplier must be given a reasonable period of at least 2 weeks in which to comply. If this extended term or another strict term is exceeded, Customer is only authorized to dissolve the Agreement insofar as no goods have yet been delivered or Services have been performed. However, Supplier is never liable for direct damage or indirect damages as a result of delays.
5.4. The risk of loss, theft or damage to items that are the subject of the Agreement transfers to Customer at the moment when they are placed in the actual possession of Customer or an auxiliary person of Customer. If a carrier is used for the delivery, whether or not at the request or instruction of Customer, the risk of loss, theft and damage to the item will already pass to Customer at the time of delivery of the goods to the carrier.
5.5. Customer must inspect the delivered item upon delivery. Visible defects or omissions must be reported to Supplier in writing immediately but at the latest within 24 hours after delivery, failing which the customer is deemed to have accepted the goods without reservation.
5.6. Customer accepts in advance any changes made to or in the Components or Services by a manufacturer and/or Supplier to improve their proper functioning.
