Incoming Sample Clauses

Incoming. Time and date when an item is logged in as received by Xerox personnel.
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Incoming. Except as provided in this paragraph, each handler shall cause to be determined, through the in- spection agency, and at handler ex- pense, the percent of inedible kernels in each variety received by him and shall report the determination to the Board. The quantity of inedible kernels in each variety in excess of two percent of the kernel weight received, shall constitute a weight obligation to be ac- cumulated in the course of processing and shall be delivered to the Board, or Board accepted crushers, feed manufac- turers, or feeders. The Board, with the approval of the Secretary, may change this percentage for any crop year, may authorize additional outlets, may ex- empt bleaching stock from inedible kernel determination or obligation and may establish rules and regulations necessary and incidental to the admin- istration of this provision, including the method of determining inedible kernel content and satisfaction of the disposition obligation. The Board for good cause may waive portions of obli- gations for those handlers not gener- ating inedible material from such sources as blanching or manufacturing.
Sample 1
Incoming. Pursuant to § 981.42(a), the quantity of inedible kernels in each variety of almonds received by a han- dler, including almonds of his own pro- duction, shall be determined and dis- posed of in accordance with the provi- sions of this paragraph.
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Incoming. This Agreement between PROVIDER and RECIPIENT is made effective on the (day-month-year) 2020 (“Effective Date”) and shall terminate no later than three (3) years following the Effective Date, unless terminated sooner by a party. PROVIDER agrees to transfer Material to RECIPIENT under the following terms. PROVIDER is which is a research institution or corporation with administrative offices at: PROVIDER’s manager coordinating legal review is: Phone: Email: (Legal Notices will be sent to this address) PROVIDER SCIENTIST is who is an employee of PROVIDER with an office in the department is of: Phone: Email: (Original Material will be sent by this person) Original Material to be transferred is uniquely described as: RECIPIENT is University of Guelph, which is an academic not-for-profit institution with administrative offices at Research Innovation Office, 00 Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, X0X 0X0 Phone: 1.519.824.4120 x58882, Email: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx (Legal Notices should be sent to this address) RECIPIENT SCIENTIST is who is an employee of RECIPIENT with an office in the department of: Phone: Email: (Original Material will be sent to address unless directed otherwise) RECIPIENT’s Research Project: The Original Material will be used by RECIPIENT SCIENTIST to: Following the execution of this Agreement, the RECIPIENT or RECIPIENT SCIENTIST shall send a transfer fee to PROVIDER to recover costs for preparing the Material, shipping and handling in the amount of $ None Canadian Dollars payable to the PROVIDER listed above. Prepayment for shipping can be coordinated directly by the collaborating SCIENTISTS. ********************************************************************************************************************* Execution: Representatives authorized to legally bind the PROVIDER and RECIPIENT, have executed this Agreement. Signed by PROVIDER: _____________________________________ Date: ___________________ Name and Title: Signed by RECIPIENT: _____________________________________ Date: ___________________ Xxxxx Xx Xxxxxxxxxx, Director, Technology Transfer & Industry Liaison DEFINITIONS Original Material: means the substance first described as ORIGINAL MATERIAL above.
Sample 1

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