Pass-Through Equipment Sample Clauses

The Pass-Through Equipment clause defines how equipment provided by a third party, but used or managed by one of the contracting parties, is handled under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies that the party receiving the equipment is responsible for its use, maintenance, and any associated costs, even though the equipment is not owned by them. For example, if a contractor uses leased machinery on a project, the obligations and liabilities related to that machinery are passed through to the contractor. This clause ensures that responsibilities and risks associated with third-party equipment are clearly allocated, preventing disputes over ownership, maintenance, or liability.
Pass-Through Equipment. If the parties agree that Acxiom’s or its Affiliates’ financial responsibility with respect to any Equipment is to be on a Pass-Through Expense basis, such Equipment shall expressly be identified in the applicable SOW hereunder. Any such Equipment that is provided on a Pass-Through Expense basis shall be purchased or leased in the name of D&B (or its designated Affiliate), unless otherwise provided within an SOW hereunder. Acxiom shall be responsible for such Equipment during the Term to the same extent as if Acxiom were the owner or lessee (as applicable) of such Equipment. If such Equipment is leased, Acxiom shall comply with the requirements imposed on D&B (or, if applicable, its Affiliate) under the leases approved by D&B for such Equipment.
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Pass-Through Equipment. With respect to Equipment where the Parties agree that Vendor’s or its Affiliates’ financial responsibility is to be on a Pass-Through Expense basis, if any, such Equipment shall be purchased or leased in the name of Phoenix (or its designated Affiliate) unless Phoenix expressly designates otherwise. If such Equipment is leased, Vendor shall comply with the operational and confidentiality requirements imposed on Phoenix (or, if applicable, on Phoenix’s Affiliates) under the leases approved by Phoenix for such Equipment. The method of acquisition by Phoenix shall not alter the Parties’ allocation of responsibility for Equipment Capital Costs and Equipment Operational Support Costs under Sections 6.3 and 6.4.
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