Scope, etc Sample Clauses

Scope, etc. 3.1 The agreement covers the actual electricity consumption at agreed outlet points. The Supplier is not responsible if the agreed delivery start is delayed due to the Customer providing incorrect or incomplete information of significance for the Supplier's sales commitment. 3.2 The Customer is responsible for the proper fulfilment of any remaining obligations under previous agreements with other electricity trading companies or other electricity suppliers. 3.3 A customer who has received permission from the Swedish Energy Agency to handle their own quota obligation must notify the Supplier for exemption from the agreed electricity certificate fee. If such permission ceases to apply, the Customer shall promptly notify the Supplier thereof.

Scope, etc. 3.1 The contract covers the actual electricity consumed via the agreed sockets. The Supplier is not responsible for any delay to the agreed start of delivery as a result of the Customer providing incorrect or incomplete information of importance to the Supplier's sales commitment. 3.2 If the Customer's order is incomplete with regard to the desired form of contract (contract product), it will be assumed the contract is for a variable electricity price with the right to change in accordance with the Supplier's terms and conditions applicable from time to time for that contract product. 3.3 The Customer is responsible for the correct fulfilment of any remaining obligations in accordance with previous contracts with another electricity supplier. 3.4 Any Customer that has received a licence from the Swedish Energy Agency to manage their own quota obligation must inform the Supplier of this in order to be exempt from the agreed RECs cost. If any such licence ceases to be valid, the Customer must immediately notify the Supplier of this.

Scope, etc. Applicability of the working hours rules

Scope, etc. If, at the time of enforcement of any of the provisions of this Section 7.5, a court holds that the restrictions stated therein are unreasonable under the circumstances then existing, the parties hereto agree that the maximum period, scope or geographical area reasonable under such circumstances shall be substituted for the stated period, scope or area.

Scope, etc. 3.1 The agreement covers the actual electricity consumption in agreed offtake points. The supplier is not responsible for the agreed start of delivery being delayed as a result of the customer providing incorrect or incomplete information of importance to the supplier’s sales commitment. 3.2 The customer is responsible for the correct fulfillment of any remaining obligations according to previous agreements with another electricity supplier. 3.3 A customer who has received permission from the Swedish Energy Agency to manage their own quota obligation must notify the supplier for exemption from the agreed electricity certificate fee. If such permission expires, the customer must immediately notify the supplier thereof.

Scope, etc. If, at the time of enforcement of any of the provisions of Section 2.2(d) or this Article IV, a court holds that the restrictions stated in Section 2.2(d) or this Article IV are unreasonable under the circumstances then existing, the parties to this Agreement agree that the maximum period, scope or geographical area reasonable under such circumstances shall be substituted for the stated period, scope or area. Each party to this Agreement acknowledges that, without provisions contained in Section 2.2(d) and this Article IV, the Shareholders would have not entered into this Agreement.

Scope, etc. This agreement applies to companies that provide staffing (outplacement) services (staffing agencies) and that are members of the Swedish Staffing Agencies and their employees when they perform work for which any of the employee’s unions has the right negotiate. Except for the conditions stated in section 5 §§ 10-17 and section 6 §§ 18-22 of this agreement, the following shall apply: During outplaced time, the national agreement regulating wages and general conditions of employment that apply at any time to the particular work at the customer, shall apply to the employee.

Scope, etc. Regarding scope, periods of rest, breaks, etc., reference is made to the agree- ment of 23 January 1997 between ASÍ, BHM, BSRB and KÍ (the Icelandic Confederation of Labour, the Icelandic Confederation of University Graduates, the Federation of State and Municipal Employees, and the Icelandic Teachers' Union) and the State Negotiating Committee, the City of Reykjavík and the Municipal Wage Committee, on certain matters pertaining to the organisation of working hours, which is appended to the present collective bargaining agree- ment as a supporting document and shall be deemed to form part of it.

Scope, etc. 3.1 Transactions may take place in SEK, NOK, DKK and EUR. 3.2 What is stipulated in the Agreement regarding payment transactions/money transfers shall also apply in applicable parts to returns and/or credits of payment transactions/money transfers. 3.3 The Supplier will provide the Merchant with unique identification numbers for each Payment Method that the Parties have agreed shall be covered by the Agreement. These identity numbers, which must always be used when the Supplier reports Transactions to the Merchant, may not be used for other Payment Methods or for other services than what has been agreed between the Supplier and the Merchant. 3.4 The platform may not be used for the sale of cryptocurrency. Currently in the Agreement, it covers all forms of digital or physical value units whose purpose is to allow, immediately or in the future, the conversion of means of payment into cryptocurrency. 3.5 The platform may not be used for the sale of tobacco and gambling. Currently in the Agreement, it covers all forms of betting, lottery, bingo, casino, card games, non-skill sports games, and purchase of units of value, etc. which can be used to pay for participation in games. 3.6 Sale or rental of other goods and/or services that are in conflict with Swedish, European or international law, the Network Rules or that require special permission may under no circumstances take place via the Platform. Examples of such goods and services can be (but are not limited to) weapons, explosives, pharmaceuticals, drugs, sexual services and medical procedures.