Handover Protocol Sample Clauses

The Handover Protocol clause defines the procedures and requirements for formally transferring responsibility for a project, asset, or deliverable from one party to another. Typically, this involves a checklist or set of criteria that must be met before the handover is considered complete, such as inspections, documentation, and sign-off by both parties. By establishing clear steps and expectations, the clause ensures a smooth transition, minimizes disputes, and clarifies when obligations shift from the delivering party to the receiving party.
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Handover Protocol. 1. The handover and takeover of the Subject of the Sub-lease and the course of the sub-lease period (Event) shall be recorded in the handover protocol (hereinafter referred to as the “Handover Protocol”). The Handover Protocol shall specify any and all necessary facts as well as all facts required by the Contracting Parties, in particular the exact time of the takeover of the Subject of the Sub-lease by the Sub-Lessee and the handover of the Subject of the Sub-lease back to the Lessee, its condition, equipment, and the arrangement and layout of the Subject of the Sub-lease pursuant to Annex no. 2 to this Contract. The Handover Protocol shall also include any and all damage to the movables, decorations, structural elements, fittings and other equipment of the catering premises. In such a case, the time of the ascertainment of damage, the damage description and cause as well as the Sub-lessee’s statement regarding the extent and cause of the damage shall be recorded in the Handover Protocol. 2. The names of the persons writing up the Handover Protocol and making any records therein shall be listed in the head thereof. The Handover Protocol shall be signed by the OD Representative on behalf of the Lessee and by the SL Representative on behalf of the Sub-Lessee. In case of a difference of opinion between these persons on any matter, both opinions shall be recorded in the Handover Protocol, however for an urgent resolution of any situation, the stance of the OD Representative shall prevail and the SL Representative undertakes to respect the OD Representative’s instructions.
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Handover Protocol. No. 4 Layout of the Subject of the Sub-lease Signed in Prague on 12.12.2024 Lessee: Sub-lessee: …………………………………………… …………………………………………… Mgr. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ xxx Chairman of the Board of Directors Director Obecní dům, a.s. MONDE SELECTION …………………………………………… Mgr. ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Vice-chairman of the Board of Directors Obecní dům, a.s.
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Handover Protocol. The Parties will sign the Handover Protocol after: the Parties prepare a record of the completed Pilot Operation and Penetration Test (if relevant) the Customer checks and confirms the completeness of the updated Documents and the Contractor fulfils the obligation pursuant to sub. 5.5.5. hereof, if applicable. The Handover Protocol will contain a list of the remaining Defects and security issues detected during the Penetration Test with the time period set for removal thereof; in the absence of a written agreement about this time period for defect removal, the time period is assumed to be 14 (fourteen) Business Days from the day of signing of the Handover Protocol.
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Handover Protocol. The Parties will sign the Handover Protocol after: the Parties prepare a record of the completed Pilot Operation, the Customer checks and confirms the completeness of the updated Documents and the Contractor fulfils the obligation pursuant to sub. 5.5.5. hereof, if applicable. The Handover Protocol will contain a list of the remaining Defects with the time period set for removal thereof; in the absence of a written agreement about this time period for defect removal, the time period is assumed to be 14 (fourteen) Business Days from the day of signing of the Handover Protocol.
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Handover Protocol. No. 4 Layout of the Subject of the Sub-lease
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Handover Protocol. Transfer of ownership rights
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Handover Protocol. Upon delivery of the Software and the Software documentation, the Parties shall sign a handover protocol confirming that the Software and the Software documentation have been delivered in accordance with the terms of this Agreement („the Handover Protocol“). The Handover Protocol shall include: A reference to this Agreement; Identification of the Parties; What is being delivered; List of the Software documentation and other documentation supplied, if applicable; List of the Software licences acquired as part of the Software (including third party software licences); Any pending items and any defects found which do not prevent acceptance (with date of rectification or date of delivery of pending items); Date and place of delivery and acceptance; Signatures of the representatives of the Licensor and the Licensee. The information required in Articles 13.3 and 13.4. of this Agreement.
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