With prior notice Clause Samples
The "With prior notice" clause requires that one party inform the other in advance before taking a specified action under the agreement. Typically, this means that before making changes, terminating the contract, or exercising certain rights, the initiating party must provide written notice within a set timeframe, such as 30 days. This clause ensures transparency and gives the affected party adequate time to prepare or respond, thereby reducing the risk of unexpected disruptions and promoting fairness in contractual dealings.
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With prior notice. Either party shall have the right to terminate this Agreement at any time, with or without cause, upon not less than thirty (30) days’ advance written notice to the other party of the proposed date of termination.
With prior notice. The MC Parties may terminate collectively this Agreement by registered letter of the chairman of the MCSC to the Contractor with acknowledgement of receipt, without any court intervention, subject to a period of 3 (three) months’ notice for any reasons of its own, including those which may be deemed to have been foreseeable at the time of entering into this Agreement. In such a case the Contractor will still have the right to claim payment for all Services which were provided before and during the notice period. Furthermore, each of the MC Party benefits from a possibility of early termination of the Agreement, and at its sole discretion, without court intervention and with no compensation being due, with immediate effect upon written notice, in case it should no longer be a part of SDAC and SIDC, it being understood that the Agreement shall remain in force for all other MC Parties and Contractor.
With prior notice. 18.1.1.1 Termination with prior notice by the Core Parties
With prior notice. The Core Parties may terminate collectively this Agreement by registered letter of the chairman of the Core Joint Steering Committee to the Contractor with acknowledgement of receipt, without any court intervention, subject to a period of 3 (three) months’ notice for any reasons of its own, including those which may be deemed to have been foreseeable at the time of entering into this Agreement. In such a case the Contractor will still have the right to claim payment for all services which were provided before and during the notice period. In the event that a Core Party unilaterally terminate the Core DAOA then it also unilaterally terminates this Agreement with relation to this Core Parties. This shall be effected via notification by means of registered letter to the others Parties with acknowledgement of receipt, without any court intervention and without any due compensation. In case of early termination pursuant to clauses 18.2.1, 18.2.2 and 18.1.1.2, the Contractor is always obliged to ensure a professional and thorough handoff, starting after the termination notice period, regarding all Services provided to all Core Parties, all open to do’s, any unfinished works, preparations, creations, studies, researches, experiences, inventions or other information to an appointed liaison personnel from the Core Parties or an appointed new project management officer. The costs for a handoff period, which shall not exceed 2 months unless otherwise agreed by Core Joint Steering Committee, shall be tackled in accordance with the quarterly estimations of the individual work packages. Should the handoff processes require complementary work from the Service this shall be invoiced as Additional Services but never exceed 20 man-days.