Toll Declaration Operator’s responsibility Sample Clauses

Toll Declaration Operator’s responsibility. The provisions of the document to be found at NTPS’ official website called General Terms and Conditions of Individual Agreements on Data Reporting by Toll Declaration Operators, and those of the present General Terms and Conditions shall prevail concerning the terms and conditions of Toll Declaration Operator’s liability for damages arising out of the defaults of the services or those from the On-Board Unit. Toll Declaration Operator shall be liable towards Customer according to the provisions of the Civil Code of liability for damages (in particularly those of culpability) for the ability of proper operation of the On-Board Unit granted by it and for the Data Reporting. With respect to the possibility granted by section 6:152. §, and in accordance with the Civil Code, Parties hereby agree to exclude mutually the liability of their primary officers in case of any damages caused to the other Party in connection with this legal relationship. With respect to the operation of the service by Toll Declaration Operator and to the On-Board Units used by Customer to have resort to the services, to the system of the service and the eventual fines, Toll Declaration Operator shall exclusively be liable towards Customer in case Toll Declaration Operator’s culpability, the relation of cause and effect is to be established between the damage suffered by Customer and Toll Declaration Operator’s conduct. Toll Declaration Operator hereby declares to be aware of the fact that the purpose of the services provided is to fulfil Customer’s obligation of Toll Declaration. With respect to the system of the fines, and to the reasonable diligence of Customer in the course of the performance of the present General Terms and Conditions, Toll Declaration Operator’s responsibility shall be restricted to the amount of the first of the fines imposed on the occasion of the same eventual failure.
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