Agreed Amendments Sample Clauses
The "Agreed Amendments" clause defines the process by which the parties formally modify or update the terms of an existing agreement. Typically, this clause requires that any changes to the contract be made in writing and signed by all parties involved, ensuring that verbal agreements or informal understandings do not alter the contract's terms. By establishing a clear and mutually accepted method for making amendments, this clause helps prevent disputes over unauthorized or ambiguous changes, thereby maintaining the integrity and clarity of the contractual relationship.
Agreed Amendments. The MSAA is amended as follows.
a) All references to “LHIN” are deleted and replaced with “Funder”, with the exceptions of the defined term “LHIN” as a party to the agreement, and section 6.1(b) only in reference to the integrated health service plan which remain unamended.
b) The first four paragraphs of the part of the MSAA entitled “Background” are deleted and replaced with the following. “This service accountability agreement is entered into pursuant to the Local Health System Integration Act, 2006, with the expectation that it will be transferred by means of a transfer order issued by the Minister of Health under the Connecting Care Act, 2019 (the “CCA”), from the LHIN as funder to Ontario Health, which is a Crown agency which, pursuant to the CCA, has the power to provide funding to health service providers and integrated care delivery systems in respect of health services . The HSP and the Funder are committed to working together, and with others, to achieve evolving provincial priorities including building a connected and sustainable health care system centred around the needs of patients, their families and their caregivers. In this context, the HSP and the Funder agree that the Funder will provide funding to the HSP on the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement to enable the provision of services to the health system by the HSP.”
c) All references to “LHSIA” are deleted and replaced with “the Enabling Legislation”, with the exceptions of the defined term “LHSIA” in section 1.1, and section 6.1(b) and section 8.1(b) in reference to LHSIA sections 5(m.1) and (m.2)” which remain unamended.
d) The defined term “MOHLTC” and its definition are deleted and replaced with the following.
Agreed Amendments. The MSAA is amended as set out in this Article 2.
Agreed Amendments. The HSAA is amended as set out in this Article 2.
Agreed Amendments. This Agreement may be amended at any time by a written agreement to amend signed by the Company and the Executive.
Agreed Amendments. The Parties agree that the MLPA shall be amended as set out in this Article 2.
Agreed Amendments. The LSAA is amended as set out in this Article 2.
Agreed Amendments. This Agreement may be amended by written agreement between the Bank and the Executive; provided, however, that no such amendment shall reduce a benefit to which the Executive is entitled, nor shall any amendment delay or accelerate the payment of a benefit provided under this Agreement except in accordance with requirements under Code section 409A and the regulations and guidance issued thereunder.
Agreed Amendments. 9. The Parties agree to amend clause 8 of the Agreement in the following way by signing the relevant amendment:
i. The arbitration of the Claim, the Rules and the Agreement shall be governed by the Arbitration (Scotland) Act 2010. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ………………………………
iii. The Arbitrator shall apply the law of Scotland. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ………………………………
iv. The Arbitrator shall apply the law of Northern Ireland. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ………………………………
v. The right of appeal to the Court against the appointed Arbitrator’s ruling shall include an appeal made on a point of law. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ………………………………
vi. The Claim shall proceed directly by way of an Assessment upon the appointment of the Arbitrator. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ………………………………
vii. An award of damages made by the Arbitrator in accordance with the Rules shall not be subject to a cap. Claimant: …………………………… Respondent: ……………………………… Part 3: The Parties
10. The Claimant is hereby identified as the following: To be completed by the Claimant Name: Correspondence address: Email: Telephone: The Claimant is bringing the Claim on behalf of: (provide only where relevant)
11. The Claimant has authorised the following to represent them in this Claim: Name: Correspondence address: Email: Telephone:
12. Correspondence in relation to the Claim should be sent to: (select as appropriate) The Claimant The Claimant’s Representative Both
13. The Respondent is hereby identified as the following: To be completed by the Respondent Name: Correspondence address: Email: Telephone:
14. The Respondent has authorised the following to represent them in this claim: Name: Correspondence address: Email: Telephone:
15. Correspondence in relation to the Claim should be sent to: (select as appropriate) The Respondent The Respondent’s Representative Both Part 4: Signatures
16. By signing below the Parties agree to the terms of this agreement. To be completed by the Claimant Claimant’s signature: …………………………………………………………………………….. Print name: ……………………………………………………………………………………...... Company name: ……………………………………………………………………….. Date: ……………………………………………………………………………………… To be completed by the Respondent Respondent’s signature: …………………………………………………………………………… Print name: ……………………………………………………………………………………........
Agreed Amendments. County shall consider amendments to the 2010 General Plan in substantial conformance with the provisions of Exhibit A.
3.1. The Agreed Amendments shall be processed in compliance with all applicable requirements in the California Public Resources Code, Government Code, Monterey County procedures and all other applicable laws for amending a general plan.
3.1.1. County shall consult with CVA in good faith regarding the preparation of necessary legislative actions for consideration of the Agreed Amendments; however, the final form and language for all proposed legislative actions shall be determined by County.