Liability for Subcontractors Sample Clauses

The "Liability for Subcontractors" clause establishes that a party remains responsible for the actions and performance of any subcontractors it engages under the contract. In practice, this means that if a subcontractor fails to meet contractual obligations, causes damage, or breaches terms, the primary contracting party is still held accountable to the other party for those issues. This clause ensures that the use of subcontractors does not limit or transfer liability, thereby protecting the non-subcontracting party from potential gaps in responsibility and ensuring consistent standards of performance throughout the contract.
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Liability for Subcontractors. 5.1.3.1 Each Party shall be fully liable for the performance of any part of its share of the Project, in respect of which it enters into any contract with a Subcontractor. 5.1.3.2 Each Party engaging any Subcontractor shall be solely responsible for all obligations incurred in relation to that Subcontractor. The other Parties shall have no obligation whatsoever to any such Subcontractor, save to the extent that they separately agree any such obligation in writing.
Liability for Subcontractors. Each Party shall remain solely and wholly responsible for the performance of any of its obligations under this Agreement and under its Grant Agreement by any subcontractor, and shall ensure that any such subcontracts ensure the Party is in a position to comply with all its obligations under this Agreement and its Grant Agreement.
Liability for Subcontractors. If the SUPPLIER engages outside contract facilitators (subcontractors, consultants, etc.) to perform tasks, the SUPPLIER is fully responsible for the performance of these tasks in the same way as if it itself was responsible for the performance.
Liability for Subcontractors. Subcontracting by a Party in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement of work to be performed in furtherance of the objectives of the Agreement shall not relieve that Party from its obligations and liabilities as detailed in the Agreement. Each Party shall be fully liable for the correct performance of any part of its activities and the compliance of its obligations detailed in the Agreement. Each Party agrees to take all necessary measures in order to ensure that the obligations applicable to such Party also apply to its subcontractors. Notwithstanding the above, each Party will remain liable for the breach of its contractual obligations and liabilities under this Agreement by its subcontractors.
Liability for Subcontractors. Each Contractor shall remain fully responsible for the performance of any part of its Work Package, or for the performance of its obligations under the Contract by any Subcontractor, provided by the contract. Therefore said Contractor shall ensure that: (i) such subcontracts fully comply with the requirements of the Contract; (ii) the other ContractorsAccess Rights are fully preserved; and (iii) the third party shall have no access to any other Contractor’s Knowledge or Pre- Existing Know-How without the latter’s prior written consent.
Liability for Subcontractors. The Supplier shall be liable for the Services and affairs of its subcontractors in the same way as for its own Services and affairs, unless otherwise specified in Appendix 15. The Supplier's conflicts, if any, with its subcontractors shall be of no concern to the Customer and shall not affect the Supplier's obligations under the Contract. At the Customer's request, the Supplier shall inform the Customer of the subcontractors with whom the Supplier has contracted for the purpose of complying with its obligations under the Contract.
Liability for Subcontractors. The supplier shall be liable for the goods and services of its subcontractors under the present contract in exactly the same manner as for its own goods and services.
Liability for Subcontractors. Subcontracting by a Party in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement shall not relieve that Party from its obligations and liabilities as detailed in the Agreement. Each Party shall be fully liable for the correct performance of any part of its activities and the compliance of its obligations detailed in the Agreement. Each Party agrees to take all necessary measures in order to ensure that the obligations applicable to such Party also apply to its subcontractors. Notwithstanding the above, each Party will remain liable for the breach of its contractual obligations and liabilities under this Agreement by its subcontractors. Contractor shall ensure that any and all subcontractors are insured in accordance with the Insurance Addendum. The GCHP Reimbursable Expense Guidelines in Exhibit B shall apply to travel expenses incurred by a subcontractor that Contractor is obligated to reimburse to the subcontractor. GCHP shall not be responsible to pay Contractor any amount in excess of Contractor’s actual cost of reimbursing a subcontractor, or the maximum amount permitted by the GCHP’s Reimbursable Expense Guidelines, whichever is less. Contractor agrees to notify GCHP in the event the agreement with its subcontractor is terminated.
Liability for Subcontractors. ‌ The Supplier accepts liability for subcontractors’ products and services under the Contract as if they were the Supplier’s own products and services. In case of any Fault in third-party products which the Supplier ought not to have recog- nised or foreseen at the time of the Contract, and which is in the nature of a Fault in the Software in relation to the subcontractor’s specifications (program error), and not a Fault in relation to the requirements for the Delivery in the Contract (system error), the follow- ing limitations apply to the Supplier’s duty to take corrective action: • The Supplier must immediately report the Fault to the producer of the Standard Software and obtain its confirmation that the report is accepted as a Fault Re- port. The Supplier must at suitable intervals follow up on the fault report, re- porting back to the Customer. • The Supplier must make every effort to limit the scope of the problem, including by suggesting an appropriate work-around. • When a third party has delivered a correction of the Fault in question or ▇▇▇▇▇- ▇▇▇ other Faults or has designated a relevant work-around, the Supplier must immediately arrange for information of the Customer and installation on the Customer’s premises if this is generally included in the agreed maintenance. The limitation of the corrective action by the Supplier shall not apply to any Software specifically excepted under Appendix 3. Software from the Supplier’s affiliated companies cannot be excepted. The limitation involves no limitation of the requirements for approval of partial delivery test, acceptance test or service level test, nor of any other remedies available to the Customer. As to Open Source Software, the limitation of the Supplier’s duty to take corrective action shall not apply, unless the software in question is included as an integral part in a sub- contractor’s Standard Software.
Liability for Subcontractors. The Supplier will be liable to the Purchaser for the acts and omissions of any subcontractor as if those were the acts or omissions of the Supplier under the Contract.