THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT Clause Samples
The THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT clause defines the terms under which an external expert or advisor may be engaged to provide specialized services or opinions related to the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to appoint such a consultant, the scope of their involvement, and how their fees will be handled—such as whether costs are shared or borne by one party. Its core function is to ensure that both parties have access to impartial expertise when needed, helping to resolve technical disputes or provide independent assessments, thereby reducing potential conflicts and facilitating smoother project execution.
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THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. Owner shall have the right at its option (after consultation with BKEP to assure that BKEP has no reasonable objection to his or her appointment) to appoint one or more independent, third-party consultants, including without limitation, consultants of Owner’s construction lender (“Consultant”) to review and monitor on behalf of Owner all aspects of the Construction Services and advise Owner regarding whether BKEP’s performance of the Consulting Services is in compliance with its obligations pursuant to this Agreement. Without limiting the foregoing, BKEP shall simultaneously provide the Consultant(s) with a copy of all reports when the same are submitted to Owner and any Consultant will be entitled to attend any meeting between Owner and BKEP either with Owner or as Owner’s representative. All expenses of such Consultant(s) shall be borne and paid by Owner and Owner shall be responsible for providing BKEP with contact information for each such Consultant.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. Pay all fees and expenses of a third-party business consultant to be hired on or before February 15, 2000 in a manner acceptable to the Agent on behalf of the Lenders, the Senior Lease Creditor and Prudential, such consultant to be mutually acceptable to the Borrower, Agent and Lenders, to report to and be available for meetings with the Lenders, the Agent, the Senior Lease Creditor and Prudential and to have a scope of duties and cost structure to be agreed upon. Copies of any consultant reports will be delivered to the Borrower. In the event such consultant shall cease to be acceptable to the Agent and the Lenders or shall not be available for meetings or shall not deliver copies of such consultant reports as a result of its employment by or client relationship with Prudential, the Borrower agrees to pay all fees and expenses of an additional independent third-party consultant to be hired thereafter by the Agent on behalf of the Lenders and to have a scope of duties and cost structure to be agreed upon.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. Site(s): The Initial Sites within the Enterprise (as defined below) are the following: Chassis, Saginaw, Interior, Delphi E, Aftermarket Group, Delco, Packard, and Thermal. Customer shall provide thirty (30) days written notice to CrossWorlds before adding any additional implementations and the Site locations for such implementations.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. ELITE will not be liable for any costs incurred as a result of LICENSEE, for any reason, employing the services of a third-party computer consultant or other technical personnel.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. CIIPA may fulfill some of its obligations through a retained 3rd party agent or consultant.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. As soon as practicable following the 2007 Annual Meeting, the Company and the Steel Directors shall review the Company's business, financial condition, results of operations and outlook and shall use commercially reasonable efforts to develop a set of mutually agreeable goals for improving the Company's performance (the "Mutual Goals"). The Company and the Steel Directors shall then use commercially reasonable efforts to engage as soon as reasonably practicable, but in any event within 60 days after developing the Mutual Goals, a third-party consultant satisfactory to the Company and the Steel Directors for the purpose of assisting the Company in making recommendations to achieve the Mutual Goals.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. This Agreement and accompanying BMPs contain provisions establishing that the Operator shall undertake certain action items “to the maximum extent practicable” or where “practicable.” If the City has a good faith belief that Operator will not be able to comply, the City may obtain an independent third-party industry expert’s opinion as to practicability and Operator shall reimburse the City any costs associated with such third party’s opinion. The City and Operator shall agree that the consultant has the required expertise to undertake the “practicability” analysis.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. The QA program would continue. The consulting firm would manage and provide technical support for the seed testing program. The LAP will develop an issue paper to examine the future QA seed testing program.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. ELITE will not be liable for any costs incurred as a result of TRANSFEREE, for any reason, employing the services of a third-party computer consultant or other technical personnel.
THIRD-PARTY CONSULTANT. This Agreement and accompanying BMPs listed in Exhibit B contain provisions establishing that the Operator shall undertake certain action items “to the maximum extent practicable” or where “practicable.” If Operator does not fully undertake any such action because the Operator informs the City it is not “practicable,” the Operator agrees that the City has the right to obtain an independent third party expert’s opinion as to practicability and Operator shall reimburse the City any reasonable costs associated with such third party’s opinion if such opinion finds that further implementation is indeed practicable and such opinion was sought by the City in good faith and within reason. The City and the Operator together will select the consultant to ensure that the consultant has the required expertise to undertake the “practicability” analysis.