Authorized Sub-contractors and Sub-distributors Clause Samples

Authorized Sub-contractors and Sub-distributors. Distributor may delegate or assign some or all of its duties envisioned by this Agreement hereunder to its qualified employees and independent Representatives and other personnel engaged and/or employed by Distributor (“Distributor Representatives”), provided that: 1. Such representatives shall not be health care professionals or persons in a similar position who might be capable of exerting undue influence on a Distributor Customer or its patients. 2. Atossa retains the right, at its sole discretion, to revoke permission for Distributor to allow any of Distributor’s independent contractors or employees to take actions in furtherance of the Distributor’s duties under this Agreement, only if a breach of this agreement or ethical issues are exposed. 3. Distributor must require its contractors, sub-distributors and/or employees to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement relating to Distributor, all in a document reasonably satisfactory to Atossa. Atossa retains the right to inspect and/or require modifications to Distributor’s agreements with its independent contractors and sub-distributors and/or employees at any time. 4. Distributor shall remain liable as a principal and not as surety for all of its obligations hereunder. 5. Distributor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Atossa and its employees, shareholders, officers, directors, agents and other affiliates, to the fullest extent permitted by law, against any and all claims, actions, demands, losses, costs, expenses, damages and claims of any kind whatsoever which Atossa may sustain or incur, including reasonable legal fees and costs, as a result of or arising from Distributor’s failure to fulfill its obligations or perform its duties with respect to its employees, contactors, shareholders, officers, directors, agents, sub-distributors, and other affiliates of Distributor. Said indemnification by Distributor shall include its negligent, willful or intentional action, and/or omission.
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