Responsibility for Verification Clause Samples
The Responsibility for Verification clause assigns the duty to confirm the accuracy or authenticity of certain information, documents, or actions to a specific party within an agreement. Typically, this means that one party must take reasonable steps to check that all relevant details—such as financial records, compliance certifications, or product specifications—are correct before proceeding. By clearly designating who is responsible for verification, this clause helps prevent disputes over errors or omissions and ensures accountability in the transaction or relationship.
Responsibility for Verification. The SRC Producer and Public Service shall jointly verify that each SRC Subscriber is eligible to be an SRC Subscriber in the PV System pursuant to Section 3.3 above.
Responsibility for Verification. The CSG SO and Black Hills Energy shall jointly verify that each CSG Subscriber is eligible to be a CSG Subscriber in the CSG PV System pursuant to Section 3.3 above.
Responsibility for Verification. The CSG SO shall be responsible for submitting to Black Hills Energy, complete and fully executed forms for each CSG Low-Income Subscriber in the CSG PV System, namely: (1) a “Low Income Verification” form; (2) a Low-Income Subscriber Agency Agreement; and (3) a “Consent to Disclose Utility Data” form.
Responsibility for Verification. The Community Solar Garden Operator shall verify that each Subscriber is eligible to be a Subscriber in the Community Solar Garden and that the Community Solar Garden Statutory Requirements are met. N Section No. 9 Original Sheet No. 81
Responsibility for Verification. The Subscriber Organization shall verify that each Subscriber is eligible to be a Subscriber in the CBRE Project and that the CBRE Tariff requirements are met.