Sequential Liability Clause Samples
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Sequential Liability. (Agreement Section ) The sequence of liability set forth herein shall not be deemed terms of payment or a payment schedule and shall not supersede, reduce or limit the Client’s express payment obligations contained in this Agreement’s payment terms and schedule. A Sequential Liability (“SL”) clause in the Agency production agreement provides that the Client – not the Agency – is the party ultimately responsible for a failure to pay under the agreement. Typically, the Agency only accepts primary financial responsibility once it has been paid by its Client. This revision to the SL clause balances the Agency’s desire to avoid liability in cases where it has not received payment from its client with the Producer’s legitimate right to confirm that the SL clause does not ▇▇▇▇▇ or negate the agreement’s payment schedule. While the Agency may not be directly liable to the Producer unless it has received payment from its Client, that does not relieve the Client from compliance with the payment schedule.
Sequential Liability. 1. The Supplier warrants that he and the subcontractors/third parties engaged by him to perform the Agreement will meet their obligations to declare and remit wage tax and social insurance contributions to the Employment Benefits Agency UWV and Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. The Supplier must indemnify SPP against any claims for failing to meet those obligations.
2. At SPP’s request, the Supplier provides proof of the payments made by him and his subcontractors/third parties by means of a “Certificate of Payment Behaviour (Liability for Subcontractors)” [Verklaring betalingsgedrag keten- en inlenersaansprakelijkheid], and provide SPP with insight into its administration.
3. At SPP’s first request, the Supplier will make available what is known as a G-account (escrow account), unless SPP notifies the Supplier that it wants to pay directly to the Dutch Tax and Custom Administration. The Supplier will state on the invoice the amount in wage tax and social insurance contributions and/or VAT which he is required to remit to the Tax Administration, or the percentage in wage tax and social Insurance contributions and/or VAT to be paid into the G-account or directly as agreed with SPP.
Sequential Liability. Unless otherwise stated (by Agency) on the IO, Media Company will hold Agency liable for payment solely to the extent proceeds have cleared from Advertiser to Agency for Ads placed in accordance with the IO. For sums not cleared to Agency, Media Company will hold Advertiser solely liable. Media Company understands that Advertiser is Agency’s disclosed principal and Agency, as agent, has no obligations relating to such payments, either joint or several, except as specifically set forth in this Section III(d) and Section X(c). Agency will make every reasonable effort to collect and clear payment from Advertiser on a timely basis. However, Media Company accepts that all invoices (other than corrections of previously provided invoices) must be sent within 90 days of delivery of all Deliverables in the Campaign. Media Company’s failure to do so may mean that Agency has not received the applicable funds from the Advertiser or does not have the Advertiser’s consent to dispense such funds to Media Company. In which event, Agency will use commercially reasonable efforts to assist Media Company in collecting payment directly from Advertiser or to obtain Advertiser’s consent to dispense funds. Media Company shall notify Agency if it has not received payment in accordance with the terms of this Section III and if it intends to seek payment directly from Advertiser. Media Company may do so only after 90 days have elapsed since providing Agency such notice. Media Company’s failure to send and invoice within 180 days of delivery of all Deliverables in the Campaign will be considered a waiver of its right to be paid for such Deliverables. Agency’s credit is established on a client-by-client basis. If Advertiser proceeds have not cleared for the IO, other Agency advertiser clients will not be prohibited from advertising on the Sites if their credit is not in question.
Sequential Liability. (Agreement Section ___) The sequence of liability set forth herein shall not be deemed terms of payment or a payment schedule and shall not supersede, reduce or limit the Client’s express payment obligations contained in this Agreement’s payment terms and schedule.
Sequential Liability. Unless otherwise set forth by Agency on the PO, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to hold Agency solely liable for payment to the extent proceeds have cleared from its client to Agency for services performed or goods purchased in accordance with this PO. For sums owing but not cleared to
Sequential Liability. Company acknowledges that, in placing its advertising with various media, the Agency will contract with such media on the basis of "sequential liability" pursuant to which the Agency shall be solely liable for payment to the extent that proceeds have cleared to the Agency from the Company as advertiser for advertising published or broadcast in accordance with the media contract. As advertiser, the Company will remain solely liable for sums owing but not cleared to the Agency in respect of such advertising. Accordingly, the Company hereby authorizes and agrees that the Agency may contract with media on its behalf on the basis of sequential liability, and that it will be solely liable to media and respect to payments for such space or time to the extent such payments have not cleared the Agency. To the foregoing extent, the Agency will act as agent for the Company as disclosed principal in entering into contracts with media, and a copy of this paragraph may be presented to media and/or other third parties as evidence of the Agency's authority to act in such capacity for such purposes.
Sequential Liability. 1. The Supplier warrants that he and the subcontractors/third parties engaged by him to perform the Agreement will meet their obligations to declare and remit wage tax and social insurance contributions to the Employment Benefits Agency UWV and Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. The Supplier must indemnify ESSANGE REAGENTS against any claims for failing to meet those obligations.
2. At ESSANGE REAGENTS request, the Supplier provides proof of the payments made by him and his subcontractors/third parties by means of a “Certificate of Payment Behaviour (Liability for Subcontractors)” [Verklaring betalingsgedrag keten- en inlenersaansprakelijkheid], and provide ESSANGE REAGENTS with insight into its administration.
3. At ESSANGE REAGENTS first request, the Supplier will make available what is known as a G-account (escrow account), unless ESSANGE REAGENTS notifies the Supplier that it wants to pay directly to the Dutch Tax and Custom Administration. The Supplier will state on the invoice the amount in wage tax and social
Sequential Liability. The Supplier shall keep such records that the actual labour costs may be deduced from them. The invoice will include a specification of the labour costs. In certain cases, to be established by Veolia, Veolia will pay (part of) the labour costs for which Veolia is liable according to its assessment under the "Sequential Liability Act" or other regulations, either through an escrow account, either directly to the Tax Authorities, the Business Association and/or the employee in question. The Supplier will indemnify Veolia of any claim by the Business Association, the Tax Authorities and/or the employee concerned. The Supplier agrees: - to comply with the applicable laws and regulations and the applicable collective labour agreements in the execution of the Agreement ; - to be registered with the Chamber of Commerce or any foreign registry for companies at any time - to record all work conditional agreements for the purpose of execution of the agreement in a clear and accessible way. - if requested, to provide competent authorities access to the terms of the employment agreements, and also Veolia if it deems this necessary in connection with the prevention or treatment of a pay claim on work done when implementing the agreements, to cooperate in inspections, audits or salary validation. The Supplier is required to fully impose all obligations under this Article on all parties with whom the Supplier enters into agreements for the purpose of implementing this agreement. The Supplier is obliged to also stipulate here that these parties include aforementioned contractual obligations fully in contracts they enter into for the purpose of implementing this agreement.
Sequential Liability. 1. The Supplier warrants that he and the subcontractors/third parties engaged by him to perform the Agreement will meet their obligations to declare and remit wage tax and social insurance contributions to the Employment Benefits Agency UWV and Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. The Supplier must indemnify PROTHYA against any claims for failing to meet those obligations.
2. At PROTHYA’s request, the Supplier provides proof of the payments made by him and his subcontractors/third parties by means of a “Certificate of Payment Behaviour (Liability for Subcontractors)” [Verklaring betalingsgedrag keten- en inlenersaansprakelijkheid], and provide PROTHYA with insight into its administration.
3. At PROTHYA’s first request, the Supplier will make available what is known as a G-account (escrow account), unless PROTHYA notifies the Supplier that it wants to pay directly to the Dutch Tax and Custom Administration. The Supplier will state on the invoice the amount in wage tax and social insurance contributions and/or VAT which he is required to remit to the Tax Administration, or the percentage in wage tax and social Insurance contributions and/or VAT to be paid into the G-account or directly as agreed with PROTHYA.