Ex Post Sample Clauses
The "Ex Post" clause defines how certain actions, rights, or obligations are determined or assessed after an event or period has occurred, rather than beforehand. In practice, this might involve evaluating performance, compliance, or damages based on actual outcomes rather than predictions or estimates made in advance. This approach ensures that decisions or remedies are grounded in real, observed facts, thereby reducing uncertainty and promoting fairness in the application of the contract.
Ex Post. Analysis The Coordination Centre shall distribute a report in case of Stage 2 events latest one week after the events. Furthermore, the Synchronous Area Monitor performs a detailed analysis in the internal Quarterly Reports. Data Provision All TSOs shall provide the following data: real-time input of LFC; available remaining aFRR and mFRR; available RR (amount and activation time). Roles and responsibilities of the TSOs implementing an imbalance netting process, a cross-border FRR activation process or a cross-border RR activation process according to Article 118(1)(o) SO GL (mandatory) Roles Related to Imbalance netting, Cross-Border Activation of Reserves, Exchange of Reserves and Sharing of Reserves In accordance with Article 118(1)(o), (u), (v) and (w) of the SO GL, the Parties hereby define the roles of TSOs implementing or affected by an Imbalance Netting Process, a Cross-Border FRR Activation Process, a Cross-Border RR Activation Process, an exchange of Reserves or sharing of Reserves. Implementing TSOs TSOs implementing an Imbalance Netting Process, a cross-border aFRR Activation or mFRR Activation Process, a cross-border RR Activation Process, exchange of Reserves or sharing of Reserves which shall commonly develop the platforms for these processes and sign an operational procedure agreement per process, are defined as Implementing TSOs. According to Article 118(1)(u), the Reserve Receiving TSO and the Reserve Connecting TSO, as well as according to Article 118(1)(v) and (w) the Control Capability Receiving TSO and the Control Capability Providing TSO, is also defined as Implementing TSO. Any TSO of the Synchronous Area CE shall have the right to join the existing Imbalance Netting Process, a cross-border aFRR or mFRR Activation Process, a cross-border RR Activation Process, exchange of Reserves or sharing of Reserves when this TSO: fulfils requirements of the relevant process platform signs the relevant operational procedure agreement per process and notifies the process according to the Notification Process described below Affected TSOs A TSO may declare itself as affected (Affected TSO) when this is based on an Operational Security Analysis and within one month after notification to the SG CSO in accordance with Article 150(2) of SO GL. Responsibilities Related to Imbalance netting, Cross-Border Activation of Reserves, Exchange of Reserves and Sharing of Reserves In accordance with Article 118(1)(o), (u), (v) and (w) of the SO GL, all TSOs of t...
Ex Post. Facto Laws: Such laws (criminalizing acts retroactively) are prohibited unless they are favorable to the accused. Class Notes: Key elements/concepts: – **Contract Law**: Contracts must be governed by the laws existing at the time of execution. – **Usury Law**: Act No. 2655 prohibits exorbitant interest rates but cannot be applied retroactively to pre-existing contracts. – **Ex Post Facto Prohibition**: Prohibits the retrospective application of laws that affect criminal liability unless it benefits the accused. – **Impairment of Contracts**: The legal framework prohibits laws that impair contractual obligations post-execution (8 Cyc., 996; 12 Corpus Juris, 1058-1059). – **Penal Retroactivity**: Penal laws in the Philippine jurisdiction are not retroactive unless they are favorable to the accused (Articles 21 and 22, Penal Code).
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