RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSENTS Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSENTS. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to ensure that necessary consents (e.g. of the freeholder) are in place prior to acceptance and installation of the stairlift(s). If the stairlift is to be installed into premises other than a family home (for example, a block of flats or a registered care home), you should ask a professional consultant about the suitability of a stairlift for the circumstances. You are also responsible for getting all necessary permission, including (but not limited to) permission relating to fire regulations, environmental health, building control and, with registered care homes, the local health authority.
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSENTS. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to ensure that necessary consents (e.g. of the freeholder) are in place prior to acceptance and installation of the stairlift(s).
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSENTS. The Parties shall cooperate to obtain any consent, permit, assignment, approval, license or other permission or authorization of any third parties necessary to enable Vendor to supply the Goods and/or perform the Services, and for the PBC and the City, and in connection with a User Project, the applicable Sister Agencies and the Users to receive the benefit thereof (“Consent”), with respect to Services that are not Construction Work. Consents necessary in connection with the Construction Work shall be governed by Schedule 4.1 (Terms and Conditions for Construction). The PBC shall be responsible for obtaining, and, as between the PBC and Vendor, the PBC shall pay any costs for, Consents from third parties with which the PBC, the City or any of the Sister Agencies or Users have contracted. Vendor shall be responsible for obtaining, and shall pay any costs for, Consents from third parties with which the Vendor has contracted in connection with the Services. Where a third party license is required to be procured for the PBC’s use, the PBC has the right but not the obligation to procure any such license directly from licensor.
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