Unidentified Resources Sample Clauses

Unidentified Resources. The parties recognize that the lists of Services Equipment, and Software set forth in Schedule C may not be complete. For any Equipment or Software not identified in Schedule C and used to provide the Services (“Unidentified Resources”) the following shall apply: (i) each party shall notify the other party in writing as soon as it identifies any previously Unidentified Resources; (ii) until such Equipment or Software has been identified in Schedule C, Customer will provide Service Provider, to the extent permitted under the agreement with the respective third-party, with access to, and use and benefit of, the rights and benefits under any such Unidentified Resources, and Service Provider will cooperate with Customer to manage such Equipment and Software to provide the Services to the extent permitted under the agreement with the respective third-party; (iii) Service Provider will have no financial responsibility for any Customer Unidentified Resources except as required by the Master Transaction Agreement, but Service Provider and Customer will share financial responsibility, as an Allocated Cost, for any Service Provider Unidentified Resources; and (iv) upon identification by the parties, such Equipment or Software shall be considered by the parties for inclusion in the scope of Services and shall be added to Schedule C using the applicable Change Control Procedures. Service Provider and Customer will mutually determine which party shall be managerially and financially responsible for such Equipment or Software that is added to Schedule C using the applicable Change Control Procedures.
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Unidentified Resources. (i) Equipment, Software and Third Party Service Contracts that are the subject of Articles 6 and 7 are listed in Schedules E, F and G. While the Parties intend that such schedules will be comprehensive, neither Party warrants the completeness or accuracy of such schedules.
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Unidentified Resources. 1. If it appears that an undertaking will affect a previously unidentified resource that may be eligible for inclusion in the NR or that may contribute to the NHL, or will affect a known contributing historic or cultural resource in an unanticipated manner, AFRH will stop any potentially harmful activities in the vicinity of the discovery and take all reasonable measures to avoid or minimize harm to the resource until it concludes consultation with the SHPO.
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