Recorded Information Sample Clauses
The "Recorded Information" clause defines how information that is documented or stored in a tangible form is treated within the agreement. This typically includes data, documents, or communications that are written, electronic, or otherwise preserved, and may specify how such information should be maintained, accessed, or disclosed by the parties. By clearly outlining the handling and status of recorded information, the clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding documentation, thereby reducing misunderstandings and supporting compliance with record-keeping requirements.
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Recorded Information. No adverse comments shall be placed in a supervisor's personnel file or other place of record unless the supervisor has been afforded an opportunity to read and sign the comments. Should the supervisor refuse to sign the comments after reading them, a witness shall document that the supervisor was provided the opportunity to read and sign the comments but refused to do so, and the comments shall be entered into the personnel file (see NRS 289.040).
Recorded Information. No adverse comments shall be placed in a peace officer's personnel file or other place of record unless the peace officer has been afforded an opportunity to read and sign the comments. Should the peace officer refuse to sign the comments after reading them, a witness shall document that the officer was provided the opportunity to read and sign the comments but refused to do so, and the comments shall be entered into the personnel file.
Recorded Information. 13.1. The Client authorizes the Company to record at the latter’s own discretion any and all telephone, mobile, application, and other conversations (the “Recording”) between the Client and the Company, regardless of who initiated the conversation. Such authorization to record includes, but is not limited to, the recording of instructions, statements, complaints, inquiries by the Client, and information regarding the Loan, reminders, and other marketing from the Company;
13.2. The Company has the right to use the Recording as proof of Client’s acceptance of any instruction, offer, addition or revision of terms made;
13.3. The Company may also use such Recordings for any legal purpose, particularly as evidence in any judicial, quasi-judicial, administrative, or arbitration hearing or proceeding.
Recorded Information. The Collection Site Person, in the~presence of.~he individual, completes or verifies completion of the following information on the Chain of Custody Form for each specimen collected from the individual.
1. Name or other identification of individual.
2. Specimen collection date.
3. Specimen shipment date.
4. Collection Site Person (name and position).
5. Type of specimen collected.
6. Any unusual or noteworthy observation/experience during collection of specimen.
Recorded Information. A. Audio Information
1. Each DVD must begin with the recording date, project name and city department, followed by general location references (i.e. street names, building addresses, viewing side and direction of travel, references to building floor plans, or prominent architectural features), as appropriate for the type of project, unless directed otherwise by the Commissioner. The audio track is to contain the narrative commentary of the camera operator recorded simultaneously with the fixed elevation video record within the zone of influence of construction.
Recorded Information. All Recorded Information is provided "as is" and "as available." We cannot guarantee that it is correct or up to date. In cases where it is critical, accessing Recorded Information through the Services is not a substitute for assessing the information from the property on which the Device is located. Recorded Information is stored on our server for a limited time. Recorded Information from a User of our Premium Services may be stored for up to 30 days on our server, while Recorded Information from other Users may be stored for up to 24 hours. Although we take great precautions to ensure the security of your data, we cannot and do not guarantee that any of the Recorded Information stored on our server is secure. HC shall not be responsible nor liable for any loss or destruction of Recorded Information.
Recorded Information. All Recorded Information is provided "as is" and "as available." We cannot guarantee that it is correct or up to date. In cases where it is critical, accessing Recorded Information through the Services is not a substitute for assessing the information from the property on which the Device is located.