Transfer of Program Clause Samples
The Transfer of Program clause governs the conditions under which rights, responsibilities, or ownership of a program may be assigned or transferred from one party to another. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for obtaining consent, any required notifications, and the circumstances under which a transfer is permitted or restricted—such as prohibiting transfers without prior written approval or specifying exceptions for affiliates. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties maintain control over who is involved in the program, thereby protecting the interests of the original parties and preventing unauthorized or undesirable transfers.
Transfer of Program. 24 Complete transfers of program or classroom from one (1) building to another may result in the 25 transfer of the Paraeducators, on a seniority basis, when there is no impact to wages, hours or 26 working conditions of employees, or any segment of their position. The Program Director, 27 Human Resources and the President of the Association will meet to determine the 28 appropriateness of such transfer.
Transfer of Program. The transfer to third parties in whole or in part is not permitted. The usage at other companies is not permitted, even though these may be complete or particulate owned by the licensee.
Transfer of Program. You may request us to transfer your right and privileges in this Program to another person. We shall do so in two (2) conditions:
1. You must submit your request in writing. Plus a new application form for Pension Program.
2. This Program must be in forced at the time of transfer. We are not bound by any transfer of this Program if it is not recorded at our Home Office or at any of our authorized office. We cannot be responsible for the validity or effect of such transfer.
3. A new plan contract shall be issued to the transferee.
Transfer of Program. If your rights and privileges in this Program were transferred to another person, the new Planholder will be treated as a new applicant for purposes of insurance coverage, subject to one (1) year contestability period starting on the date of issue of the new Program.