Third Party Recipient Clause Samples

The Third Party Recipient clause defines the circumstances under which information or benefits under an agreement may be shared with or received by parties who are not original signatories to the contract. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions, limitations, or permissions for disclosing confidential information or extending rights to third parties, such as subcontractors, affiliates, or service providers. Its core function is to clarify the boundaries of third-party involvement, thereby protecting the interests of the contracting parties and ensuring compliance with privacy or confidentiality obligations.
Third Party Recipient. The Service Provider’s consent of any Service Recipient Change shall also be conditioned upon a ten percent (10%) surcharge on the relevant Service Fees. All Costs incurred by the Service Provider (other than those already included in any changed Service Fees) in allowing the Service Recipient’s pass-through of any Service to a Third Party Recipient (including the implementation of any new services or protections that are required by the Third Party Provider) shall be borne by the Service Recipient.
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Third Party Recipient. Each Party may at any time designate in respect of one or more Tr ansactions any intermediary of good standing as recipient of the payments and/or Deliveries for one or more Transactions. Such recipient must ensure that payments and Deliveries are made simultaneously and reciprocally. The Party choosing this procedure shall bear all the resulting costs, charges and out of pocket expenses. This choice shall be binding on the other Party.
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Third Party Recipient. The parties acknowledge and agree that: (a) the Introducer must not, and must ensure that its Related Bodies Corporate do not, pass on any part of the commission received by the Introducer under this agreement to any third party that is not a Related Body Corporate of the Introducer; and (b) if the Introducer passes to any Related Body Corporate any part of the commission received by Introducer under this agreement, the Introducer does so on its own account and not on behalf of NAB.
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Third Party Recipient. Each Party may at any time designate in respect of one or more Transactions an intermediary of good standing as recipient of payments and/or Deliveries. Such intermediary shall be required to verify that payments and/or Deliveries are effected in a reciprocal manner and simultaneously. All costs, charges and out of pocket expenses resulting from the use of this procedure shall be for the account of such Party. The other Party shall be bound by such designation.
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