Key Provisions Sample Clauses
The "Key Provisions" clause serves to highlight and summarize the most important terms and conditions within an agreement. Typically, this section outlines critical elements such as payment terms, delivery schedules, confidentiality obligations, or dispute resolution mechanisms, providing a clear overview of the contract's essential points. By consolidating these major provisions in one place, the clause ensures that all parties are aware of and can easily reference the fundamental aspects of the agreement, thereby promoting transparency and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.
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Key Provisions. Guidance: These Key Provisions enable the Authority to complete project specific details and to add any optional and/or extra provisions applicable to the relevant project.
Key Provisions. 1. In exercise of the powers contained in the Declaration and all other relevant powers (if any), the Trustees hereby lend the Sum to the Beneficiary (the ‘Loan’) (as the Beneficiary by his signature to this Deed acknowledges) on the following terms.
2. The Loan shall be interest free but repayable on the demand in writing of the Trustees.
3. Where the Loan has been demanded but remains unpaid interest shall accrue and be payable on the sum outstanding from and including the date of demand up to the date of actual payment at a rate equivalent to the Base Rate of the Bank of England from time to time in force from the date upon which the same fell due until payment. The interest shall accrue from day to day. of 20 Address Postcode Date of Birth SCHEDULE 1 Sum Loaned Please insert the sum you intend to loan to the Beneficiary. Please insert details of the Declaration of Trust as indicated. Parties to the original Trust Deed: Please insert the names of the Settlor/Donor/ Grantee and the Additional Trustees. Name of Company: Please insert Canada Life International Assurance (Ireland) DAC Please leave boxes blank if not required. Date: Please add the date of signature. Once all the parties have signed, the last date on which a person signed should be inserted as the date of this Agreement in the box on page 2. The sum of £ Name of Trust Trust Name of Company Policy Numbers SCHEDULE 2 Details of the Declaration Parties to original Trust Date of Trust Description of original Trust property Trustee 3 Beneficiary Trustee 4
1. Signed by the said Trustee (full name)
2. Signature
3. Date of Signature
1. Signed by the said Trustee (full name)
2. Signature
3. Date of Signature
1. Signed by the said Beneficiary (full name)
2. Signature
3. Date of Signature
Key Provisions. Scope of Work
Key Provisions. Scope of Work II. Compensation & Expenses
Key Provisions. These Key Provisions enable the Authority to complete details specific to each framework agreement and to add any optional and/or extra provisions applicable to the relevant framework agreement.
Key Provisions. Referral Partner is Independent Contractor
4.1 Referral Partner enters into this Agreement, and will remain throughout the term of this Agreement, as an independent contractor. Referral Partner agrees that he or she is not and will not become an employee, partner, agent, or principal of Company while this Agreement is in effect. This agreement does not in any way create any type of partnership, association, joint venture, or other business relationship. Referral Partner agrees he or she is not entitled to the rights or benefits afforded to Company’s employees, including but not limited to, disability or unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation, medical or life insurance, sick leave, compensation time, overtime, retirement or holiday benefits, vacation time, profit sharing, bonuses, or any other employment benefit. Referral Partner is responsible for providing, at his or her own expense, disability, unemployment, and other insurance, workers’ compensation, training, permits, licenses, and any other requirement for himself or herself and for his or her employees and subcontractors. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to give Referral Partner any authority (i) to represent that he or she is an employee of Company, (ii) to bind Company with respect to contracts or representations or any other matters, except for those contracts expressly provided for in this Agreement, or (iii) to represent Company before any court or government or regulatory authority without he or she express written authorization of Company.
4.2 Referral Partner may represent, perform services for, and contract with as many additional Companies, persons, or companies as Referral Partner, in his or her sole discretion, sees fit, provided those services do not pose a conflict of interest with the services performed for Company.
4.3 Referral Partner is solely responsible for paying when due any taxes, including estimated taxes, incurred as a result of any commission paid by Company to Referral Partner under this Agreement. This includes but is not limited to any federal, California or local income taxes, social security or unemployment tax, or any other taxes. Referral Partner, on behalf of himself or herself and his or her successors, assigns, and heirs, agrees to indemnify and hold Company, including Company’s employees, officers, director, agents, subsidiaries and affiliates, harmless from and against any damage, claim, losses, fee, assessment, interest charge or penalty incur...
Key Provisions. 3.1 The CDSP shall provide DSC Services to Customers in accordance with the DSC.
3.2 Each Customer shall pay Charges to the CDSP in accordance with the DSC.
3.3 Each of the:
(a) Budget and Charging Methodology;
(b) CDSP Service Description;
(c) Change Management Procedures;
(d) Contract Management Arrangements;
(e) Credit Policy;
(f) Third Party and Additional Services Policy;
(g) Transitional Arrangements Document; and
(h) UK Link Manual (each a CDSP Service Document) is hereby given effect and forms an integral part of the DSC. The Parties shall be bound by, and each Party agrees to comply with, each CDSP Service Document.
3.4 The CDSP shall perform the Non-Service Functions of the CDSP.
3.5 Each CDSP-Related Provision of the Uniform Network Code is given effect and made binding as between the CDSP and the Customers as if the CDSP-Related Provision were incorporated into the DSC. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between any CDSP-Related Provision and any provision contained in the DSC, the CDSP-Related Provision shall take precedence.
3.6 The CDSP shall not be, or be appointed as, agent of any Customer except to the extent that the Applicable Network Code or a CDSP Service Document expressly provides that the CDSP shall be, and be appointed as, agent of such Customer.
3.7 To the extent that the Applicable Network Code or a CDSP Service Document expressly provides that the CDSP shall be, and be appointed as, agent of any Customer, each such Customer:
(a) hereby appoints the CDSP as that Customer's agent; and
(b) agrees to indemnify and keep indemnified and hold harmless the CDSP in respect of any claim, loss, demand, expenses (including legal costs and expenses), fines or other liability incurred or suffered by the CDSP or its directors or personnel whatsoever and howsoever arising as a result of or in connection with the CDSP's performance of such agency to the extent that the CDSP was acting within the scope of such agency.
3.8 The CDSP shall provide or otherwise procure the CDSP Services effectively to help facilitate the efficient and integrated operation of the gas industry.
Key Provisions. Thank you for choosing Red2Black to advise and implement the RRA marketing solution exclusively for your business. THIS AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”), is between Red2Black (“The Contractor”) an Oklahoma limited liability company, and (the “Client”) . The Client and The Company (collectively, the “Parties”) agree as follows: ITEM HEADING DESCRIPTION 1. Product Renovation Revenue Accelerator 2. Fee Red2Black Media will be charging $25 per lead. Billing will be scheduled for every 2 weeks. Failure to pay will result in a termination of the ads. If a lead does not enter the correct phone number and email, the cost per lead will decrease to $15. There will also be a minimum ad spend of $300 per month. 3. Commencement Date, Pause, or Termination There will be no lock in the contract. The agreement commences on the Commencement Date, and continues until terminated by either party. Upon termination of the contract, the Client will be required to pay the due lead balance. 4. Communication Client agrees the communication is to be via Text, Email, or WhatsApp. If the Client wishes to speak on the phone, the Client should schedule the call in advance.
Key Provisions. You acknowledge and agree to the following: Law Enforcement Requests and Competing Ownership Claims. Section 7 (Law Enforcement Requests and Competing Claims) includes terms and conditions pursuant to which GIA may not return to you an Article that was submitted by you to GIA, including without limitation because law enforcement has requested that GIA retain possession of the Article or because someone else claims to own the Article. Dispute Resolution; Class Action Waiver. This Agreement contains an Arbitration and Class Action Waiver Provision in Section 24 (Dispute Resolution and Arbitration/Class Action Waiver Provision) of the Terms and Conditions, which affects your rights under this Agreement. If you are located in the United States, you may opt out of binding arbitration and the class action waiver as provided in Section 24 (Dispute Resolution and Arbitration/Class Action Waiver Provision). Limits on GIA's Liability. The Terms and Conditions include provisions that limit GIA's liability and affect your ability to collect damages from GIA, including without limitation Section 13 (Limitations on GIA's Liability; Insurance). Hong Kong. If you deliver or ship Articles to the GIA laboratory in Hong Kong, this Agreement shall be between you and Gemological Institute of America, Inc. and not with GIA's local business unit in Hong Kong.
Key Provisions. The agreement has a four year term from April 1/12 to March 31/16 with a general reopener for last 2 years. It provides funding of $49 million for the first year and $51 million for the second year.
