Common use of PRINCIPAL TO PRINCIPAL Clause in Contracts

PRINCIPAL TO PRINCIPAL. Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, the term SDP-MSC shall have the connotation as implied in this Agreement and it is clarified that this Agreement is on a principal to principal basis and does not create and shall not be deemed to create any employer-employee relation between MPOnline and the SDP-MSC and/or its Personnel. The SDP-MSC and/or its Personnel shall not be entitled to, by act, word, deed or otherwise, make any statement on behalf of MPOnline or in any manner bind MPOnline or hold out or represent that the SDP-MSC is representing or acting as agent of MPOnline, expect as provided and permitted in this Agreement. The activities of the SDP-MSC and its Personnel shall not be construed to be MPOnline activities. Save and except as may be expressly permitted by MPOnline, the SDP-MSC and its Personnel shall not at any time use the name / logo of MPOnline in any sales or marketing publication or advertisement, or in any other manner without prior written consent of MPOnline.

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Sources: Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Service Agreement