General regime Sample Clauses
General regime a. Members of the National Civil Police shall be career professionals and agents of authority.
b. The duties, rights, responsibilities and disciplinary regime of the members of the National Civil Police shall be determined by law.
c. Members of the National Civil Police shall be required to serve in any part of the national territory.
d. Members of the National Civil Police shall wear the regulation uniform whenever they are on active duty. In exceptional cases, the Minister, or in his absence, the Vice-Minister or the Director- General may give authorization for not wearing uniforms for certain tasks.
e. Members of the National Civil Police shall bear firearms when warranted by the needs of the service. They shall use only small arms, which are appropriate to police duties and cannot be considered war matériel. Special weapons shall be stored in the arsenal of the National Civil Police, to be used by personnel trained for this purpose when, in the opinion of the Minister concerned or, in his absence, of the Vice-Minister or the Director- General, special circumstances exist which require their use.
f. Members of the National Civil Police shall respect the Constitution and the law and shall at all times adjust their conduct to the doctrine of the force, as defined in this Agreement.
g. Members of the National Civil Police shall not normally be required to live in barracks. Such a regime shall be applied only in exceptional circumstances and for the time strictly necessary.
h. The law shall define the regime of labour rights of members of the National Civil Police, bearing in mind the nature of the function they are required to perform.
i. Members of the National Civil Police shall enjoy job security. They may not be dismissed except for specific legal reasons.
j. Members of the National Civil Police shall be entitled to a level of remuneration that ensures a decent standard of living for themselves and their families and also accords with their rank and length of service.
k. Vehicles, communications systems, uniforms, facilities and, in general, any equipment used by members of the National Civil Police shall be suited to the requirements of a police force of the type defined in this Agreement.
General regime. 5.1.1 In this Clause 5, references to the Purchaser shall include the NFT Group and/or ▇▇▇▇▇, the Sellers shall be liable to the Purchaser for:
(i) any declared or hidden liabilities of NFT Group not set forth in the NFT Consolidated Proforma Balance Sheet arising from or in connection with events, acts or omissions originating before the Closing Date and;
(ii) any declared or hidden liabilities not set forth in the NFT Consolidated Proforma Balance Sheet arising from the NFT Non Related Assets and Liabilities and/or its transfer and sale;
(iii) any declared or hidden liabilities of NFT Group arising from the draft Tax Income Return referred to in Clause 10.2 (vii).
(iv) any losses and damages with respect to environmental incidents (unlawful discharge of a hazardous substance into the environment or the failure to record or report it in case it has occurred) that have taken place prior to the Closing Date. The Sellers shall not be liable with respect to environmental incidents that have taken place after the Closing Date, regardless that they are caused by acts or omissions originated before the Closing Date.
5.1.2 Additionally, the NUFER Sellers shall be liable to the Purchaser and/or ▇▇▇▇▇ within the framework of this Agreement for:
(i) any declared or hidden liabilities of ▇▇▇▇▇ not set forth in the ▇▇▇▇▇ Proforma Balance Sheet arising from or in connection with events, acts or omissions originating before the Closing Date and,
(ii) any declared or hidden liabilities not set forth in the ▇▇▇▇▇ Proforma Balance Sheet arising from the ▇▇▇▇▇ Non Related Assets and Liabilities and/or its transfer and sale.
(iii) any declared or hidden liabilities of ▇▇▇▇▇ arising from the draft Tax Income Return referred to in Clause 10.2 (vii).
5.1.3 Neither the Sellers nor the NUFER Sellers shall be obliged to indemnify the Purchaser until the losses and damages subject to indemnification have been quantified and are due and owing, so that contingent liabilities shall not be subject to indemnification until they become actual liabilities. In the event that any claim or liability interferes or may interfere with the normal business of the NFT Group or ▇▇▇▇▇ in the cases indicated in Schedule 5.1.3, the Sellers shall be obliged to post a security for such claim or liability, as soon as practicable, to enable NFT Group or ▇▇▇▇▇ to carry on its business and, thereafter, seek indemnity from the Sellers. Should the Sellers fail to comply with this obligation, the Purchaser sha...
General regime. 34.1 Unless prohibited by Compulsory Rules and subject to the specific liability regime applicable in case of Loss of Custodiable Assets (as set forth in Section B below), any obligation of the Depositary contracted vis-à-vis the AIF/AIFM pursuant to this Agreement is to be considered as an obligation of means.
34.2 In the absence of the Depositary’s negligence or wilful misconduct, or intentional failure the Depositary shall not be liable towards the AIF/AIFM, its directors, the Unitholders, officers of the AIFM or any other person with respect to any damage or loss that may be caused by or in connection with any act or omission in connection with the services provided as well as duties and obligations performed by the Depositary pursuant to this Agreement.
34.3 Where the AIFM has been able to establish the liability of the Depositary within the limits set forth in this Agreement, in the case of liability arising out of the Depositary’s obligation to do something, the amount of the damage which the Depositary must indemnify as a result of such liability shall be strictly limited to the amount of the immediate, foreseeable, direct and non-consequential damage.
34.4 In the absence of the Depositary’s negligence or wilful misconduct, or intentional failure the Depositary shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage or loss that may be caused by or in connection with (i) any errors or delays in transmitting orders, and any delays in the execution of an order, unless the AIFM specifically instructed the Depositary to execute the order by a given deadline in which case the Depositary shall only be liable for the loss of interest resulting from the delay; (ii) any failure to submit a protest or delay in doing so; (iii) any technical irregularities in challenges or proceedings before the courts or out of the courts; (iv) failure to make any applicable tax withholdings or related errors; (v) the actions of any third-party instructed by the Depositary to execute the AIFM's orders; (vi) the transmission of information in accordance with standard practice and in compliance with Depositary banking secrecy;
General regime. The general regime is reserved for airlines (i) having a scheduled activity at Paris – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇▇ during the winter season and (ii) having used the de-icing service at least once during the previous winter seasons. The price is divided in two: a season subscription and a unit price per de-icing. The amount of the subscription is determined so as to cover the fixed costs of the activity. The subscription owed by the user for the forthcoming winter season is calculated each year for each user in proportion to its average share in the general de-icing activity for the last three winter seasons, according to the formula: A = R * U, with - R = user’s activity portion corresponding to the ratio between the total number of De-Icing Units (DU) made by it on the previous three winter seasons and the total number of De-Icing Units made by all the users submitted to the general regime over the same period - U = amount of the fixed portion corresponding to a point of de-icing activity (cost of one point of de-icing activity) The variable portion owed by the user for each de-icing is calculated to cover the variable costs and depends on the DU class to which the plane belongs, therefore the size of the plane. Variable portion of general regime by DU class (in euros excluding VAT / de-icing) Winter 2005 Class 1 1,341 Class 2 2,683 Class 3 4,024 Class 4 5,365 The specific regime applies to airlines that are not eligible for the general regime. The amount of the price owed by the user for each de-icing is calculated to cover all the costs, fixed and variable, and depends on the DU class to which the plane belongs. Variable portion of specific regime by DU class (in euros excluding VAT/de-icing) Winter 2005 Class 1 2,895 Class 2 5,790 Class 3 8,684 Class 4 11,579 At Paris – Orly, the activity is directly subcontracted by airlines to private operators. Aéroports de Paris does not provide the service. (in euros excluding VAT/year/unit 2005 Dock (Darse) 2 56,278.30 Orly Sud Docks (Darses) 3 and 4 Without baggage 4,361.55 Hall 1 with baggage Halls 2 and 3 with baggage 50,014.84 45,470.74 Orly Ouest Halls 2 and 3 without baggage Hall 4 with baggage Hall 4 without baggage TDM (last minute) 4,547.07 36,952.67 4,779.92 12,765.87 CDG1 Usual counters 48,618.41 Group counters 58,958.49 BLS (Orly – CDG) Counters without carousel 19,611.61 CDG2 CDG3 49,029.06 Counters with carousel 31,374.64 The concept of "dock" (“darse”) has stopped existing since the completion of rehabilita...