Relevant Items Sample Clauses
The 'Relevant Items' clause defines which specific goods, services, or subject matter are covered under the agreement. It typically lists or references the items that are included, ensuring both parties have a clear understanding of what is being supplied or addressed. By precisely identifying the relevant items, this clause helps prevent disputes over scope and ensures that obligations and expectations are clearly delineated.
Relevant Items. In carrying out their functions under Article 6 of the Order, the Regulator and the Department acknowledge that mitigation measures normally available under regulation (e.g. Reserves, IDOKs) cannot be used in the initial period. The Regulator and the Department will therefore agree relevant items for which some provision, outside a determination, should be made. Where the Department and the Regulator have agreed additional provision for relevant items they will agree that such expenditure should be included in a bid for public expenditure resources in addition to determined expenditure. However, any such additional provision must be held by the Department and only made available to ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in accordance with agreed written procedures for dealing with alterations to funding.
Relevant Items. 10.1. This clause 10 applies to such of the Relevant Items which, at any time, are sited at the Location (and references in this clause 10 to the ‘Relevant Items’ shall be construed accordingly).
10.2. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that:
10.2.1. the Relevant Items shall be at the risk of the Customer from the time of delivery to the Location until such point as they are returned to Nviron’s possession;
10.2.2. ownership of the Relevant Items shall not pass to the Customer at any time; and
10.2.3. Nviron (and any third party with a valid interest in the Relevant Items) may at any time remove, replace, upgrade or add to the Relevant Items (provided always that this does not materially adversely affect the provision of the Services).
10.3. The Customer shall at all times:
10.3.1. hold the Relevant Items on a fiduciary basis on trust as Nviron's bailee;
10.3.2. store the Relevant Items in such a way that they remain readily identifiable as the property of Nviron or its suppliers;
10.3.3. keep the Relevant Items in good condition, in a safe and suitable location; and
10.3.4. keep the Relevant Items insured on Nviron's behalf with a reputable insurer for their full price against all risks to the reasonable satisfaction of Nviron (and promptly produce evidence of such insurance to Nviron on request).
10.4. The Customer shall not at any time without the prior written consent of Nviron:
10.4.1. use any Relevant Items for any purposes other than in accordance with the guidance or instructions of the relevant manufacturer or licensor;
10.4.2. permit any third party or any staff of the Customer to have access to, or any use of, the Relevant Items;
10.4.3. undertake or attempt to undertake any updates, repairs, alterations or maintenance to the Relevant Items;
10.4.4. sell or sub-let the Relevant Items or part with possession or control of the Relevant Items;
10.4.5. move the Relevant Items from the Location;
10.4.6. use the Relevant Items for any purposes other than as expressly approved in writing by Nviron;
10.4.7. use or attempt to use any cables, accessories or documentation supplied with or forming part of the Relevant Items for any purpose other than as part of the proper authorised use of the Relevant Items as referred to in clause 10.4.6;
10.4.8. remove, destroy, damage deface, obstruct, alter or add to:
10.4.8.1. any cables, accessories or documentation supplied with or forming part of the Relevant Items; and/or
10.4.8.2. any identifying or proprietary...