Invocation Sample Clauses

Invocation. To initiate use of the Services in the event of failure of the Equipment, the Customer or End User (as applicable) notification must be made to the Company’s nominated service control as set out in the Service Level Agreement or as notified to the Customer in writing from time to time.

Invocation. 5.1 The Operator shall co-operate fully with a New Operator or the Authority, as the case may be, including but not limited to permitting access to its premises where necessary and to relevant Staff upon reasonable notice in order to prepare for the transfer of responsibility for the Services, and to achieve familiarisation with the systems delivering the Services and understanding of the business processes where these are transferring or are relevant to delivery of the Services. 5.2 For the avoidance of doubt, the Operator shall be responsible for providing the Services and achieving the Service Levels until the date of expiry or termination of this Agreement (as appropriate). The Operator shall not be liable for failure to meet such Service Levels during the Exit Period where this is directly due to any materially adverse interference by a New Operator and provided always that the Operator has notified the Authority of the interference and used its reasonable endeavours to mitigate the effect of such interference. 5.3 The Operator shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that a transition of responsibility for the Services to a New Operator or the Authority, as the case may be, minimises any detrimental effect on the Services and the Authority shall use all reasonable endeavours to co-operate in such transfer. 5.4 The Operator on request shall offer to provide on-going support and other ancillary assistance for up to six (6) months after transfer of the Services to a New Operator or the Authority, as the case may be, so as to assist with continuity of the Services. If such offer is accepted, any reasonable charges associated with providing such on-going support and other ancillary assistance shall be charged at the Operator's then prevailing market rates.

Invocation. A. A notice to invoke arbitration will be made in writing by email to the other Party within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of the written decision issued in the final step of the grievance procedure. If no written decision has been issued, the 30-day period begins the day after the written decision was due, unless the parties agree to an extension. Failure to provide a timely notice of an invocation will render the grievance not arbitrable. B. Only the Union or the Agency may refer to arbitration any unresolved grievance after the final step of the negotiated grievance procedure. A referral must be made only by the appropriate Union representative, or designee as identified in the Union Rights Article, or the Agency Labor Relations Director (or designee). The notice to invoke arbitration filed by the Union must be served on the Headquarters’ Labor Relations Director or on any local designated management representative, such as a Labor Relations Officer, as appropriate. The notice to invoke arbitration filed by the Agency must be served on the appropriate Union representative.

Invocation. After the FAAR Effective Date, the decision to declare a Disaster relating to the Services may be taken by any authorized member of First Data’s Personnel, according to agreed procedures as set forth in the Plans or otherwise agreed upon by the Parties. The Parties shall develop a procedure that will permit designated officers of RCSI to request First Data to declare a Disaster (“Disaster Request”) relating to the Services. RCSI’s designated officers as of the FAAR Effective Date shall be: the (a) Chief Information Officer, (b) Chief Technology Officer and (c) Vice President of IT Service Operations, all of RCSI’s Affiliate GECF-A. The list of designated officers may be amended, from time to time, by written agreement of the Parties. A Disaster Request may be submitted by RCSI when any incident or problem appears likely to result in one (1) or more important parts of the First Data System being unavailable (or only partly available) for a period which RCSI regards as unacceptable. This incident or problem may not necessarily be a sudden or catastrophic failure, but may result from a continuing inability to resolve a problem and restore a service or function of the First Data System. In the event that RCSI submits a Disaster Request, First Data shall review the Disaster Request immediately and inform RCSI of its decision or response within *** hours.

Invocation. The resolution procedures shall be invoked when either party sends a written notice to the other. The notice shall describe the nature of the dispute or conflict and the party's position with respect to such dispute or conflict. The parties shall expeditiously schedule consultations or a meeting to discuss the dispute or conflict informally in accordance with subparagraph (b) of this Section 9.1.

Invocation. To be invoked by all Sellers collectively during the invocation period, if and only if the Purchaser fails to: (a) make the payment of the Second Closing Purchase Price to the Sellers by 15 September 2017; or (b) provide the Third Closing Bank Guarantee and the Fourth Closing Bank Guarantee, by the Second Closing Date in accordance with this Agreement; provided that, such non-payment and/or non-provision is not owing to non-fulfilment of Conditions Precedent of the Sellers for the Second Closing or the Condition Precedent set out in paragraph 1 of Part B of SCHEDULE 6, if attributable to the Sellers (the “Purchaser EoD”). Subject to the issuing bank agreeing: (x) the Sellers shall make the invocation, either individually, or through their duly appointed attorney, by way of facsimile or electronic instructions to the issuing bank; (y) if a relevant Seller appoints an attorney, a certified true copy of such authorisation shall be provided to the issuing bank and the Purchaser; and (z) in case any of the Sellers is not an employee and/or director of the Company during the invocation period, the invocation can be undertaken by all of the remaining Sellers collectively, (i.e., without the Seller(s) who is/are not an employee and/or director of the Company).

Invocation. 10.3.1 The Operator acknowledges and agrees that the Contract Performance Security (and shall include Bid Security until its replacement) will be held by the Authority as security for the satisfactory completion of the obligations of the Operator including the fulfilment of the Conditions Precedent by the Operator and to ensure that the Functional Guarantees are maintained at all times in accordance with this Contract, and recovery of any amounts due to the Authority from the Operator. Any right of the Authority under the Contract Performance Security are without prejudice to its other rights and remedies hereunder or in Applicable Laws. 10.3.2 The Authority will have the unconditional option under the Contract Performance Security to invoke and encash the same and will be entitled to recover from such Contract Performance Security, Damages and any other amounts which may become due to the Authority from the Operator. 10.3.3 In the event of encashment of the Contract Performance Security by the Authority, the Authority would intimate the Operator of the reasons/ circumstances for the encashment within 15 (fifteen) Business Days after encashment of the same. Failure to replenish the Contract Performance Security within 3 (three) days of its invocation, shall entitle the Authority to terminate this Contract in accordance with Article 20.3 (

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Invocation. To be invoked by all Sellers collectively during the invocation period, if and only if: (i) the Sellers have invoked the Third Closing Bank Guarantee in accordance with the terms thereof, and the Purchaser fails to make payment of the Third Closing Purchase Price and the Fourth Closing Purchase Price to the Sellers by 15 September 2019; provided that, such non-payment is not owing to non-fulfilment of Conditions Precedent of the Sellers for Fourth Closing (including additional conditions applicable to the Sellers in case of Rescheduled Third Closing); or (ii) the Purchaser: (x) makes the payment of the Third Closing Purchase Price by 15 September 2018 (and thereby the Third Closing Bank Guarantee is not invoked); but (y) fails to make the payment of the Fourth Closing Purchase Price to the Sellers by 15 September 2019; provided that, such non-payment is not owing to non-fulfilment of Conditions Precedent of the Sellers for the Fourth Closing. SHARE PURCHASE AND SHAREHOLDERS’ AGREEMENT E-STAMP PAPER #: SUBIN-KAKACRSFL0897652837512029O EXECUTION COPY Subject to the issuing bank agreeing: (x) the Sellers shall make the invocation, either individually, or through their duly appointed attorney, by way of facsimile or electronic instructions to the issuing bank; (y) if a relevant Seller appoints an attorney, a certified true copy of such authorisation shall be provided to the bank and the Purchaser; and (z) in case any of the Sellers is not an employee and/or director of the Company during the invocation period, the invocation can be undertaken by all of the remaining Sellers collectively, (i.e., without the Seller(s) who is/are not an employee and/or director of the Company).