Common use of Mutual Obligations Clause in Contracts

Mutual Obligations. 1. The Parties jointly provide for adequate exchange of information about the child. 2. The Parties transfer the responsibility for the child to each other in the following manner: a. In case of Day Nursery: when dropping off the child the Parent is responsible and when picking up the Child the Proprietor until the Parties can within reason assume that the transfer of responsibility took place. b. In case of Out-of-School Care: the way that the child comes to and leaves the Out-of-School Care determines the transfer of responsibility for the child. The Parties agree on Written arrangements about this.

Mutual Obligations. 1. The Parties are jointly provide responsible for ensuring adequate exchange of information about the child. 2. The Parties transfer the responsibility are responsible toward each other for the child to each other in the following manner: a. In case the event of Day NurseryCare: when dropping off the child the Parent is responsible for the child when bringing the child and when picking up the Child the Proprietor when collecting the child, until the time that Parties can within reason reasonably assume that the transfer of responsibility took has actually taken place.; b. In case the event of Out-of-Out of School Care: the way that manner in which the child comes to arrives and leaves the Out-of-Out of School Care determines will determine the transfer of responsibility for the child. The Parties agree will make arrangements on Written arrangements about thisthis subject In Writing.

Mutual Obligations. 1. The Parties jointly provide for adequate exchange of information about the child. 2. The Parties transfer the responsibility for the child to each other in the following manner: a. In case of Day Nursery: when dropping off off the child the Parent is responsible and when picking up the Child the Proprietor until the Parties can within reason assume that the transfer of responsibility took place. b. In case of Out-of-School Care: the way that the child comes to and leaves the Out-of-School Care determines the transfer of responsibility for the child. The Parties agree on Written arrangements about this.

Mutual Obligations. 1. The Parties are jointly provide responsible for ensuring adequate exchange of information about the child. 2. The Parties transfer the responsibility are responsible toward each other for the child to each other in the following manner: a. In case the event of Day Nurserycare: when dropping off the child the Parent is responsible for the child when bringing the child and the Company when picking up collecting the Child the Proprietor child, until the Parties time that parties can within reason reasonably assume that the transfer of responsibility took has actually taken place. b. In case the event of Out-of-School Careschool childcare: the way that manner in which the child comes to arrives and leaves the Out-of-School Care determines school childcare will determine the transfer of responsibility for the child. The Parties agree will make arrangements on Written arrangements about thisthis subject In Writing.

Mutual Obligations. 1. The Parties jointly provide for adequate exchange of information about the child. 2. The Parties transfer the responsibility for the child to each other in the following manner: a. In case of Day Nursery: when dropping off the child the Parent is responsible and when picking up the Child the Proprietor until the Parties can within reason assume that the transfer of responsibility took place. b. In case of Out-of-School Care: the way that the child comes to and leaves the Out-of-School Care determines the transfer of responsibility for the child. The Parties agree on Written arrangements about this.