Manufacturer’s Obligations. 4.1 The manufacturer agrees and undertakes to make every reasonable effort to fill the orders of the Distributor with all reasonable dispatch.
Manufacturer’s Obligations. 5.1 Manufacturer shall manufacture the Products only in such quantities as Syntax shall order.
Manufacturer’s Obligations. The Manufacturer’s sole obligation under either of these limited warranties is the replacement or repair, at the Manufacturer’s discretion, of parts found to be defective.
Manufacturer’s Obligations. (a) Manufacturer shall provide Distributor with such marketing and technical assistance and free Product samples as Manufacturer may, in its sole discretion, consider necessary or helpful to assist with the optimal promotion of the Products.
Manufacturer’s Obligations a. Manufacturer will deliver and return back the Closed Beta Test Material to Participant at Manufacturer’s expense.
Manufacturer’s Obligations. A. Notwithstanding all other obligations and/or duties imposed on MANUFACTURER by any other incentive agreements it has entered into with the State of Texas, Bexar County and/or the City of San Antonio, MANUFACTURER is required to accomplish the following in order to receive the full amount of tax abatement provided in this Agreement:
Manufacturer’s Obligations. As holder of the certificate Manufacturer is obliged to deliver the certified product to the market with the properties described in the certificate. The certified product shall be subject to testing of relevant properties given in EN 1057 minimum once during the certification period. Testing shall be performed at SINTEF or by a controlling body which is accredited for the test methods or is designated as a Notified Body for the product area under the European Construction Product Regulation (see EC database NANDO). A copy of test reports from the controlling body shall be sent to SINTEF, marked Xxxxx-Xxxx Xxxx, as soon as possible. Manufacturer shall ensure that the internal product- and factory production control as specified in the production control description is carried out. Requirements stated in the supervisory control reports concerning possible changes of the product or the production shall be carried out to the extent and within the time specified in the reports. Test specimens that may be sampled for audit testing shall immediately be sent to the testing body. Manufacturer is obliged to inform SINTEF about possible changes in the product, production site, production process, and/or factory production control, before the changes are made effective for the product on the market. Any change in address, phone no. etc. must be reported to SINTEF. Manufacturer is obliged to keep a record of all complaints made known to it relating to compliance with the certification requirements, make these records available to SINTEF Certification when requested, take appropriate action with respect to such complaints and any deficiencies found in products that affect compliance with the requirements for certification, and document the actions taken. Manufacturer is obliged to inform SINTEF's Certification Manager if Manufacturer enters into a contract with SINTEF regarding design or development of Manufacturer's products, production process, or factory production control. Manufacturer shall ensure SINTEF, and other controlling bodies mentioned in the production control description, free admittance without delay to all premises, documents and persons relevant for performing the supervisory factory production control. Manufacturer shall file control reports and relevant documents related to the internal production control for at least 5 years if no other agreement is made. The complete certificate text as well as a facsimile of the certificate may be published witho...
Manufacturer’s Obligations. A. MANUALS. Manufacturer will provide the Distributor with one copy of its equipment manuals. Additional manuals will be supplied for reasonable requests. B. TRAINING. Manufacturer will provide the Distributor with training and technical assistance as Manufacturer deems necessary to aggressively pursue and make sales in Distributor's territory.
Manufacturer’s Obligations. A. Cleaner Cars Nationwide Manufacturer commits to participate in a 49 state program. For purposes of this MOA, “49 state program” means a voluntary program, beginning not later than the 2001 model year, entered into by Manufacturer to produce and deliver for sale cleaner light duty vehicles (up to 6000 lbs. GVW), i.e. vehicles certified to standards equivalent to California standards, in the 49 states, excluding states which have adopted the California program through section 177 of the Clean Air Act. Under such a program the fleet average NMOGs, for the 2001 model year and beyond, for passenger cars and light duty trucks up to 3750 lbs. LVW will be
Manufacturer’s Obligations. 6.1. MANUFACTURER undertakes the following obligations:
