Engager’s Responsibility Sample Clauses

The 'Engager’s Responsibility' clause defines the obligations and duties that the party engaging services (the engager) must fulfill under the agreement. This typically includes providing necessary information, access, or resources required for the service provider to perform their work effectively, and may also cover timely payments or approvals. By clearly outlining these responsibilities, the clause ensures that both parties understand what is expected from the engager, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth project execution.
Engager’s Responsibility. ‌ The Engager shall not be responsible for the public appearance of an Artist’s name, likeness, photograph or picture in connection with any performance if it shall be proved that the name or likeness of the Equity member was placed before the public by the Equity member, the member’s personal representative or manager or without the knowledge or consent of the Engager by the local manager of the newspaper in the city where the performance shall be scheduled to take place. 34:00 BILLING ‌
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Engager’s Responsibility. Where an Artist has fulfilled a minimum of one (1) season’s contract and has been provided with return transportation to and from the city of origin (or place of engagement) on one (1) occasion, the Engager shall be entitled to engage said Artist for subsequent consecutive season(s) without further obligation to pay further transportation costs, provided that the contract for the subsequent consecutive season is signed by the Engager and the Artist is still under contract to the Engager.
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Engager’s Responsibility. The Engager shall not be responsible for the public appearance of an Artist’s name, likeness, photograph or picture in connection with any performance if it shall be proved that the name or likeness of the CAEA member was placed before the public by the CAEA member, the member’s personal representative or manager or without the knowledge or consent of the Engager by the local manager of newspaper in the city where the performance shall be scheduled to take place.
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Engager’s Responsibility. If the Engager authorizes a recording or broadcast of any part of the theatrical production without informing the Artist, and if the Artist is not aware of same, the Engager shall be obliged to make the payments required in this Rule.
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Engager’s Responsibility. The Engager shall be responsible for assisting the Artist in finding reasonable accommodation. The Engager will furnish a list of usually available accommodation upon request of the Artist, at the time of offering the Artist the engagement.
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  • Engineers Responsibility The Engineer shall be responsible for the accuracy of its work and shall promptly make necessary revisions or corrections resulting from its errors, omissions, or negligent acts without compensation. The Engineer will not be relieved of the responsibility for subsequent correction of any such errors or omissions or for clarification of any ambiguities until after the construction phase of the project has been completed.

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