Entry into Contracts Clause Samples
The 'Entry into Contracts' clause defines the conditions and authority under which parties may enter into binding agreements. It typically outlines who within an organization is authorized to sign contracts, the procedures that must be followed before a contract is executed, and any necessary approvals or documentation required. By establishing clear rules for contract formation, this clause helps prevent unauthorized commitments and ensures that all agreements are legally valid and properly vetted.
Entry into Contracts. Subject to you fulfilling your obligations under these Terms and Conditions, if we accept an Order, we will enter into a Contract with you.
Entry into Contracts. (viii) The Manager shall have the full power and authority to enter into and perform contracts relating to the provision of the Vessels Services subject to the requirement that the Manager must obtain the prior consent of Asset Co before entering into (in its own name or on behalf of any Vessel Recipient) any proposed agreement relating to the Vessels business where such agreement or the contract price payable by the Manager or the Vessel Recipient pursuant to such agreement:
Entry into Contracts. (iv) The Manager shall have the full power and authority to enter into and perform contracts relating to the provision of the Noble Plantations Services subject to the requirement that the Manager must obtain the prior consent of Asset Co before entering into (in its own name or on behalf of any Noble Plantations Recipient) any proposed agreement relating to the Noble Plantations Assets where such agreement or the contract price payable by the Manager or the Noble Plantations Recipient pursuant to such agreement:
Entry into Contracts. Contracts may be entered into in writing, by telephone or through online orders. If the contract is not entered into in writing, the contract shall be formed upon transmission of the order confirmation by Sunrise to the Customer via letter or email. The order confirma- tion shall be deemed to constitute the binding content of the contract, and the Customer shall check immedi- ately upon receipt of the order confirmation whether it corresponds to the order. If, after signing the individual contract or the offer, the Parties subsequently agree to changes and these changes are explicitly stated in the order confirmation by Sunrise as changes to the contract or offer, the pro- visions of the order confirmation shall apply. Sunrise may refuse orders from the Customer. Unless otherwise stated, offers issued by Sunrise are valid for 30 days.
Entry into Contracts. 2.3.1 PBFH or its Affiliates may, on behalf of Owner, in the name of Owner or PBFH or its Affiliates, enter into agreements on behalf of Owner which are disclosed to Owner, approved in accordance with applicable Authority Limitations, and reasonably necessary in connection with providing the Services hereunder. PBFH may enter into agreements on Owner’s behalf as the disclosed principal (with PBFH acting solely as Owner's authorized agent and attorney-in-fact in executing such Contracts and disclaiming any liability or obligation on PBFH behalf under such Contracts) (or causing an Authorized Officer, on behalf of Owner). Any such agreement shall, in each case, (a) be on an arm’s length basis, (b) contain provisions (e.g., as applicable to the type of agreement, insurance, warranties, indemnification, and compliance with law provisions) that are, in PBFH’s reasonable opinion, customary in the industry in connection with the services or materials to be provided under the relevant agreement, and (c) if applicable, contain audit rights that are enforceable by Owner.
Entry into Contracts. (a) The Custodian shall not be required to enter into contracts (including, without limitation, mortgages, charges or leases) unless and until the contract includes a limitation of liability clause in a form acceptable to the Custodian.
(b) In addition to the Custodian’s absolute discretion to hold any Client’s Asset proposed by the Client as provided in clause 2.4, the Custodian shall not enter contracts involving the purchase of an interest in real property, unless and until the Custodian is reasonably satisfied that there is or will be adequate insurances in place in respect of such interest and that, where appropriate, such insurance policies note the Custodian as an insuredparty.