The Administration Services Sample Clauses

The Administration Services clause defines the specific administrative tasks and responsibilities that a service provider is required to perform under the agreement. This may include duties such as record-keeping, reporting, managing communications, or handling compliance matters related to the contract. By clearly outlining these obligations, the clause ensures both parties understand the scope of administrative support provided, reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over service expectations.
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The Administration Services. 4.1 The Administrator hereby agrees to perform and provide the following services for the Debt Guarantor – 4.1.1 procuring, at the direction of the Director(s), and coordinating the advice of the Service Providers at the expense of the Debt Guarantor, and ensuring that such services are being performed in accordance with the provisions of the agreements relating thereto; 4.1.2 providing any administrative assistance reasonably necessary to assist the Debt Guarantor in carrying out its obligations, including, without limitation, providing timely notice of decisions to be made, or actions to be taken, under any agreements to which the Debt Guarantor is a party; provided that if the obligations of the Debt Guarantor under any other agreements to which the Debt Guarantor is a party are only required upon receipt of notice to the Debt Guarantor or the Administrator, then the Administrator shall provide such administrative assistance only to the extent it has received such notice or is otherwise aware of such obligations; 4.1.3 ensuring that all notices and advice required to be delivered in accordance with the terms of the Finance Documents are sent timeously and in compliance with the terms of the Finance Documents; 4.1.4 providing assistance to the Debt Guarantor in the execution of transactions relating to the Debt Guarantor, including, without limitation – 4.1.4.1 co-ordinating with the Service Providers to monitor the protection of the Debt Guarantor's interests and rights and co-ordinating the execution of documentation required; 4.1.4.2 providing all reasonably necessary administrative support to complete any documentation and other related matters; 4.1.4.3 preparing, or arranging for the preparation of, reports or the filing thereof required to be filed by the Debt Guarantor with any other entity in order for the Debt Guarantor not to be in violation of any Applicable Law or any applicable covenant; and 4.1.4.4 providing all reasonably necessary assistance and information to legal and other professional advisers to the Debt Guarantor in connection with any claim, action, proceeding or petition brought against the Debt Guarantor.
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