RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR Clause Samples
The "Rights and Obligations of the Contractor" clause defines the specific duties, responsibilities, and entitlements of the contractor under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of work the contractor must perform, standards of performance, timelines, and any resources or support the contractor is entitled to receive from the client. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is expected from the contractor, thereby minimizing disputes and promoting smooth project execution.
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 11.1. The Contractor shall maintain sufficient public liability insurance.
11.2. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein contained, ownership of all materials used in the execution of the Works shall remain vested in the Contractor until such time as all amounts due in terms of this Agreement have been paid in full.
11.3. Copies of the following documentation will be supplied by the Contractor to the Employer on Completion Date:
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 8.1 The CONTRACTOR is responsible for the conduct and performance of the Petroleum Operations in the Contract Area during the term of the Contract, pursuant to the Work Programmes and corresponding Budgets approved by the Operating Committee, the provisions of this Contract and of the Petroleum Legislation, as well as the generally accepted practices of the international petroleum industry.
8.2 The rights and obligations of the CONTRACTOR include the following, without limitation:
8.2.1 The preparation and submission of the Work Programme and corresponding Budgets, for the purpose of enabling the Operating Committee to make its decisions, including any revisions or amendments which may be made to same.
8.2.2 The obligation to supply the STATE, as soon as possible, with information, documentation and data pertaining to the Petroleum Operations. Concerning cores and other data acquired within the framework of the Petroleum Operations and which cannot be duplicated, said data which is the property of the STATE, shall be temporary conserved by the CONTRACTOR on behalf of the STATE for exploitation and made available and transferred to the STATE upon request.
8.2.3 The right, during the term of this Contract, to dispose of and to freely export, without having to post bond or a guarantee, its share of Hydrocarbons as provided for in Articles 13 and 22 of this Contract. The CONTRACTOR shall be required to fulfil all administrative formalities required by the current Petroleum Legislation for the purposes of such disposal and export.
8.2.4 Application for and obtaining, within the framework of the current legislation, all rights governing the utilisation of radio frequencies and other means of communication, all movements of aircraft, land vehicles or small craft, landing fields, routes, housing for personnel, warehouses, equipment for reception of freight, loading platforms and any other equipment which the CONTRACTOR may need in order to carry out the Petroleum Operations.
8.2.5 The right to freely utilise, for the conduct and performance of the Petroleum Operations, its personnel and the products and services of its Affiliates, regardless of location. The utilisation of such personnel and the products and services of its Affiliates should be at rates that conform to general rates charged by Petroleum Operators of international reputation working for petroleum operations in conditions similar to those in the Gulf of Guinea region and of West Africa.
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RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 3.1. The Contractor binds itself to exercise the rights and perform the obligations contained in this Agreement in an efficient, diligent, and expert manner. In addition to the rights conferred, and obligations undertaken, pursuant to other provisions of this Agreement, the Contractor must:
(a) Carry out Petroleum Operations in accordance with Best International Industry Standards and Practices regarding operations, health and safety, security, conservation of resources and environment protection by employing modern, efficient machinery and applying suitable technology and methods in order to carry out the operations so as to maximize efficient recovery of oil and gas resources;
(b) Maintain buildings, ▇▇▇▇▇, facilities, machinery, equipment, and any other property necessary to perform the operations hereunder in good operating conditions;
(c) Take all steps necessary that these operations are carried out with as low as reasonably practicable impact on the environment. The Contractor must take reasonable practical steps to ensure that its activities have the lowest commercially and technically possible Greenhouse Gas (GHG) operational emissions;
(d) Allow the Minister or the Minister’s designee, according to the Accounting Procedure, and any other competent entity, in accordance with the applicable law, to audit the accounting records;
(e) Take all appropriate measures in emergency situations and upon any unforeseeable circumstances beyond the control of the parties, including, but not limited to, the performance of all necessary activities to clean and decontaminate surface and groundwater, as well as any other land, in the event of leak and/or contamination;
(▇) ▇▇▇▇ inform the Minister or any other relevant Government entity with applicable authority of the existence of mineral, hydrological and other resources discovered as a result of the Petroleum Operations;
(g) Allow the Minister and other relevant Government entities with applicable authority to control compliance with the Contractor’s obligations and facilitate activities of inspectors appointed to supervise Petroleum Operations;
(h) Provide all the information, environmental impact assessments and specific technical studies required for the purposes of obtaining applicable environmental licenses;
(i) Make sure Subcontractors comply with the same safety and environmental obligations the Contractor is subject to;
(j) Indemnify and hold the State harmless, as the case may be, from all claims, losse...
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 11.1. The Contractor shall maintain sufficient contract works, public liability and SASRIA insurance.
11.2. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein contained, ownership of all materials used in the execution of the Works shall remain vested in the Contractor until such time as all amounts due in terms of this Agreement have been paid in full.
11.3. Copies of the following documentation will be supplied by the Contractor to the Employer on Completion Date:
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 9 Section 4.01 Contract Obligations Section 4.02 Public Parking Operational Requirements Section 4.03 Parking Rates and Waivers
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 5.1 The Contractor is entitled at any time to stop providing Congress Facilities and/or Horeca Services without notice, when the Guest violates the house rules, or otherwise behaves in such a way that the order and peace in the Horeca business of the Contractor and/or normal exploitation thereof is disrupted. The guest must then leave the Horeca Establishment of the Contractor on first request. If the Contractor makes use of this authority, then this does not dismiss the Client from his obligations under the Agreement with the Contractor and the Contractor will not compensate the Guest or Client. If the Client does not fully comply with all his obligations towards the Contractor in another way for whatever reason, the Contractor is entitled to suspend the service.
5.2 The contractor is entitled, after consultation with the competent authority on site, to terminate the Agreement with immediate effect, without prior notice of default or prior judicial intervention, due to well-founded fear of disruption of the public order. If the Contractor makes use of this authority, the Contractor will not compensate the Client.
5.3 The Contractor is at all times entitled to terminate an Agreement with the Client with immediate effect, without prior notice of default or prior judicial intervention, in case the Client has become bankrupt, or the Client is in (provisional) suspension of payment, or under guardianship, or application of the debt rescheduling scheme. The foregoing applies accordingly if there are sufficient indications that the provisions of the Agreement to hold event in the Horeca company of the Contractor assessment and discretion of the Contractor is of such a different nature than would be expected on the basis of announcement by the Client or on the basis of the capacity of Client or Guests, that the Contractor would not have concluded the Agreement if it was of the actual nature of the event had been known. If the Contractor makes use of this authority after the relevant event has started, then the Client is obliged to pay for the Congress facilities and/or Horeca services until that time, but payment for the remainder of the event will be canceled. In such an event, the payment for utilized Congress facilities and/or Horeca services will be calculated time proportionally.
5.4 The Contractor is not obliged to receive and/or store any good for the Guest. This means that the Contractor is not responsible and/or liable for damage, loss or theft of any go...
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 4.1 The Contractor is obliged to: • comply with the terms of this Agreement; • to provide the Customer with Services of proper quality; • objectively inform the Customer about the Services and the conditions of their provision on the website ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.
4.2 The Contractor has the right to: • unilaterally suspend the provision of services under this Agreement in case of violation by the Customer of the terms of this Agreement; • unilaterally refuse to provide services under this Agreement in case of violation by the Customer of the terms of this Agreement; • other rights in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine and this Agreement.
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 11.1 The Contractor shall maintain sufficient public liability insurance.
11.2 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein contained, ownership of all materials used in the execution of the Works shall remain vested in the Contractor until such time as all amounts due in terms of this Agreement have been paid in full.
11.3 Copies of the following documentation will be supplied by the Contractor to the Employer on Completion Date:
11.3.1 Electrical Compliance Certificate (including an Electric Fence Compliance Certificate)
11.3.2 Roof Certificate (A19)
11.3.3 Approved Plan
11.3.4 Occupation Certificate issued by the Local Authority
11.3.5 Plumbing Certificate
11.3.6 Gas Certificate (if applicable)
11.3.7 NHBRC Certificate 11.3.8 Guarantees from third parties (if applicable)
11.4 The Contractor may appoint any third party to execute any of the Works provided that the rights of the Employer in terms of this Agreement against the Contractor shall not be affected in any way by such appointment.
11.5 The Contractor is exempted from liability for making good damage caused to the Property by surface water, storms or rainwater, ground containing clay or other shifting soil, settlement or cracking, earth tremors, geological disturbances and/or subsidence, the nature of the subsoil or terrain and the moisture content of the subsoil and shall under no circumstances be responsible for any consequential damage arising there from.
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 6.01 The CONTRACTOR shall have the following obligations:
(a) Perform all Petroleum Operations and provide all necessary services, technology, and financing in connection therewith; Provided, that no Foreign Currency requirements of the Petroleum Operations shall be funded from the Philippine banking system unless otherwise allowed under applicable laws and regulations;
(b) Be subject to the provisions of applicable laws relating to labor, health, safety, indigenous people’s rights, environment and specially protected areas and ecology;
(c) Provide insurance to adequately cover/answer for any oil spill which may cause pollution and/or damage to the environment, lives and/or property, in accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations;
(d) Operate the Production Area in accordance with good international petroleum practices and pursuant to an efficient and economic program of operation, by using modern and scientific methods to enable maximum economic production of Petroleum once a Production Area has been established. The CONTRACTOR shall exert its best efforts to avoid hazards to life, health, and property, pollution of air, land, and waters;
(e) Allow examiners of the Bureau of Internal Revenue and other representatives authorized by the DEPARTMENT, at all reasonable times upon prior fifteen (15) days written notice, full access to accounts, books, and records relating to Petroleum Operations hereunder for tax and other fiscal purposes;
(f) Give priority in employment to qualified personnel (as determined by the CONTRACTOR) in the municipalities or provinces where the Petroleum Operations are located;
(g) To post a performance bond, within sixty (60) days after the effectivity of this Contract or upon implementation of the succeeding Sub-phases, of sufficient amount but not less than the minimum expenditure commitment for that particular Contract Year, in favor of the DEPARTMENT and conditioned upon the faithful performance by the CONTRACTOR of any or all of its exploration and development activities under this Contract. Upon the request of the CONTRACTOR, the amount of guarantee for each Contract Year may be subsequently reduced based on the CONTRACTOR's performance of its work and expenditure commitments;
(h) Include in the Plan of Development, submitted to the DEPARTMENT for approval, a provision for abandonment and payment of abandonment costs pursuant to OEA Circular No. 89-06-08 or its amendment. It shall provide that beginning on the Date of ...
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR. 6.1. The Contractor shall have the exclusive right to execute the activities subject of the Contract within the Contract Area. The Contractor shall assume all the risks, costs and responsibilities inherent to the Oil Operations and should provide at his sole responsibility the technology, machinery, equipment, personnel, capital and any other investment which would be necessary for the Contract Area Exploration, as well for the subsequent development and production of the Fields eventually discovered and which have declared commerciality.
6.2. The Contractor shall start exploration activities since the contract Effective Date.
6.3. The Contractor is committed to perform efficiently, diligent and expertly the tasks for which has been hired. In addition to the obligations assumed in virtue of the other Contract Articles, the Contractor shall:
(i) To perform the Oil Operations according to the Best Practices of the Industry and conservation used in the oil industry, using modern, efficiently, machinery and applying the appropriate technology and methods to perform the Works in order to obtain the greater use of the Reservoirs.
(ii) Preserve in good state and adequate conditions the operation of buildings, ▇▇▇▇▇, facilities, machinery, equipment and all other goods which are necessary for the contracted operations.
(iii) To submit MEM for its approval within one hundred eighty (180) calendar days following to the Contract Effective Date an Exploration Plan which shall include all the operations foreseen for the Exploration Phase and shall include a Health, Safety and Environment Policy.
(iv) Submit to MEM for its approval within the first eighteen (18) months following to the Declaration of Commercial Discovery the corresponding Development Plan and include at least the information required in “Annex H: Minimum Contents of the Development Plan”
(v) Submit to MEM annual Work Programs for each one of the Oil Operations, including Relinquishment. During the Exploration Phase the Work Programs shall comply with the Work Minimum Program according to what is established in “Annex D: Work Minimum Program”
(vi) To commercialize the Net Hydrocarbons Production of the Contract Area, according to the Commercialization Agreements approved by MEM.
(vii) To keep the adequate accounting in their offices in Dominican Republic according to the legal and regulatory standards and practices of the country and used un the oil industry, as well as all other book or registry regardi...