Common use of No Right to Control Clause in Contracts

No Right to Control. Partnership has no right to control the work of Consultant. Partnership shall not supervise or prescribe the day-to-day activities of Consultant. Consultant shall be free to exercise his own judgment as to the time, routine, place, schedule, priorities, method and manner of performing the services under this Agreement, except where duties/services hereunder require specific times and dates. Consultant shall select his own hours and work days and is under no obligation to account to Partnership for his time. Consultant may use any legal and reasonable means in his discretion to achieve the above objectives, consistent with the terms of this Agreement.

No Right to Control. Other than with respect to the provisions described in Section II above, the Company and/or the Partnership has have no right to control the work of Consultant. Neither the Company nor the Partnership shall not supervise or prescribe the day-to-day activities of Consultant. Consultant shall be free to exercise his own judgment as to the time, routine, place, schedule, priorities, method and manner of performing the services under this Agreement, except where duties/services hereunder require specific times and dates. Consultant shall select his own hours and work days workdays and is under no obligation to account to the Company or the Partnership for his time. Consultant may use any legal and reasonable means in his discretion to achieve the above objectives, consistent with the terms of this Agreement.