Experiencing Problems Clause Samples

The "Experiencing Problems" clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities when one party encounters issues that may affect their ability to fulfill contractual obligations. Typically, this clause requires the affected party to promptly notify the other party of the problem, describe its nature, and possibly propose solutions or mitigation steps. Its core function is to ensure transparency and timely communication, allowing both parties to address and resolve issues efficiently, thereby minimizing disruptions and misunderstandings in the contractual relationship.
Experiencing Problems. (a) Should you experience any problems while participating in our Program, you must immediately inform us in writing by email or letter, with a clear explanation of the problem. In such an event, we will discuss the problem with you and will discuss ways in which the problem can be solved. We are not responsible for any conversations or anything that is said unless it is recorded in the written form either by email or by letter. (b) You agree to discuss any problems in your placement with our staff prior to discussion with your host company. If the assigned host company wishes to terminate your placement prior to the end of the stated time for any reason (for example as a result of your inadequate or unhelpful participation or prolonged or repeated absence from work), you understand that no refund of fees will be given in this situation and we are under no obligation to provide another placement. (c) If you wish to terminate your placement prior to the end of the time stated in the contract for any reason you must provide us with written notice, clearly stating the reasons for such a decision. You agree that no refund of the Program Fee or any other fees will be made in this situation, and that no other placement will be offered.
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Experiencing Problems. (a) If you should experience any problems whilst partaking in our Program, you must immediately inform us in writing by email or letter, with a clear explanation of the problem. In such an event, we will discuss the problem with you and will discuss ways in which the problem can be solved. We are not responsible for any conversations or anything that is said unless it is recorded in the written form either by email or letter. (b) You agree to discuss any problems in your placement with your Internship Coordinator prior to discussion with your Internship Provider. If the assigned Internship Provider wishes to terminate your placement prior to the end of the stated time as a result of your inadequate or unhelpful participation or prolonged or repeated absence from work, you understand that no refund of fees will be given in this situation and we are under no obligation to provide another placement. In such a case, you will be required to leave the provided accommodation within one week of being informed by us* (c) If you wish to terminate your placement prior to the end of the time stated in the internship agreement for any reason you must provide us with written notice, clearly stating reasons for such a decision. You agree that no refund of the Program Fee or any other fees will be made in this situation, that no other placement will be offered and that you will be required to leave the provided accommodation within one week of being informed by us*. (d) If you should deem the accommodation that has been provided to you to be unsuitable, AIP must be notified within 1 week of the start of your first day in that accommodation in order for remedies to be made or, if necessary, alternative accommodation arranged*. (e) AIP cannot be held responsible for any complaints arising from issues outside of the specifications made in Section 1(b), this includes, with limitation, relations with other inhabitants of the apartment/home-stay, relations with your neighbors*.
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Experiencing Problems. If you should experience any problems whilst partaking in our Program, you must immediately inform us in writing by email or letter, with a clear explanation of the problem. In such an event, we will discuss the problem with you and will discuss ways in which the problem can be solved. We are not responsible for any conversations or anything that is said unless it is recorded in the written form either by email or by letter.
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