Common use of TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS Clause in Contracts

TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS. 17.1. This Contract constitutes the complete and comprehensive agreement between the Client and the Contractor. 17.2. The Contractor shall not be entitled to transfer rights and duties from this Contract or its part on third parties, to transfer its claims against the Client that arose on the basis or in connection with this Contract on third parties, nor to set off any of its claims or his debtor’s claims against the Client’s claims. 17.3. If any Party breaches any duty under this Contract and knows or should have known about such breach, the Party shall notify and warn the other Party of possible consequences. 17.4. If any provision of this Contract becomes or is declared null, ineffective, non-existent or unenforceable, then such nullity, ineffectiveness, non-existence or unenforceability shall not make the Contract null, ineffective, non-existent or unenforceable as a whole. In such a case, the Parties shall without undue delay clarify such a defective provision within the meaning of Section 553 (2) of the Civil Code, or replace it, to the extent permitted by the applicable laws, by mutual agreement with a new provision, whose meaning is as close as possible to the intention of the Parties at the conclusion of this Contract. 17.5. This Contract becomes valid on the date of its signature by the authorised persons of both Parties and effective on the date of its publication in the Register of Contracts. 17.6. This Contract may be changed or supplemented solely by means of written numbered amendments, indicating time and place of conclusion, and signed by duly authorized representatives of the Parties. Within the meaning of Section 564 of the Civil Code, the Parties expressly exclude the possibility to amend the Contract by any other means in any different form. 17.7. This Contract is made in the English language and executed in four (4) counterparts each of which is deemed original. Each of the Parties shall receive two (2) counterparts. In witness of the agreement with all the contents of the Contract, the Parties attach their signatures: In Řež on In Dietikon on February 06, 2019 On behalf of: the Client On behalf of: the Contractor Name: RNDr. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, CSc. Name: ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Position: Director Position: CEO

TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS. 17.1. This Contract constitutes the complete and comprehensive agreement between the Client and the Contractor. 17.2. The Contractor shall not be entitled to transfer rights and duties from this Contract or its part on third parties, to transfer its claims against the Client that arose on the basis or in connection with this Contract on third parties, nor to set off any of its claims or his debtor’s claims against the Client’s claims. 17.3. If any Party breaches any duty under this Contract and knows or should have known about such breach, the Party shall notify and warn the other Party of possible consequences. 17.4. If any provision of this Contract becomes or is declared null, ineffective, non-existent non−existent or unenforceable, then such nullity, ineffectiveness, non-existence non−existence or unenforceability shall not make the Contract null, ineffective, non-existent non−existent or unenforceable as a whole. In such a case, the Parties shall without undue delay clarify such a defective provision within the meaning of Section 553 (2) of the Civil Code, or replace it, to the extent permitted by the applicable laws, by mutual agreement with a new provision, whose meaning is as close as possible to the intention of the Parties at the conclusion of this Contract. 17.5. This Contract becomes valid on the date of its signature by the authorised persons of both Parties and effective on the date of its publication in the Register of Contracts. 17.6. This Contract may be changed or supplemented solely by means of written numbered amendments, indicating time and place of conclusion, and signed by duly authorized representatives of the Parties. Within the meaning of Section 564 of the Civil Code, the Parties expressly exclude the possibility to amend the Contract by any other means in any different form. 17.7. This Contract is made in the English language and executed in four one (41) counterparts each of which is deemed original. Each of the Parties shall receive electronic counterpart and in two (2) paper counterparts, each having the force of original. Each Party shall obtain one (1) of the paper counterparts. In witness of the agreement with all the contents of the Contract, the Parties attach their signatures: In Řež on In Dietikon on February 06, 2019 On behalf of: the Client On behalf of: the Contractor Name: RNDr. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇In _, CSc. Name: ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Position: Director Position: CEOon In Velké Meziříčí, on 3.3.2024

TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS. 17.116.1. This Contract constitutes the complete entire and comprehensive agreement between the Client Buyer and the ContractorSeller. 17.216.2. The Contractor Seller shall not be entitled to transfer rights and duties from this Contract or its part on third parties, to transfer its his claims against the Client Buyer that arose on the basis or in connection with this Contract on third parties, nor to set off any of its his claims or his debtor’s claims against the ClientBuyer’s claims. 17.316.3. If any Party breaches any duty under this Contract and knows or should have known about such breach, the Party shall notify and warn the other Party of possible consequences. 17.416.4. If any provision of this Contract becomes or is declared null, ineffective, non-existent or unenforceable, then such nullity, ineffectiveness, non-existence or unenforceability shall not make the Contract null, ineffective, non-existent or unenforceable as a whole. In such a case, the Parties shall without undue delay clarify such a defective provision within the meaning of Section 553 (2) of the Civil Code, or replace it, to the extent permitted by the applicable laws, by mutual agreement with a new provision, whose meaning is as close as possible to the intention of the Parties at the conclusion of this Contract. 17.516.5. This Contract becomes valid on the date of its signature by the authorised persons of both Parties and effective on the date of its publication in the Register of Contracts. 17.616.6. This Contract may be changed or supplemented solely by means of written numbered amendments, indicating time and place of conclusion, and signed by duly authorized representatives of the Parties. Within the meaning of Section 564 of the Civil Code, the Parties expressly exclude the possibility to amend the Contract by any other means in any different form. 17.716.7. This Contract is made in the English language and executed in four (4) counterparts each of which is deemed original. Each of the Parties shall receive two (2) counterparts. In witness of the agreement with all the contents of the Contract, the Parties attach their signatures: In Řež Řež, on 06/09/2018 In Dietikon Viareggio, on February 06, 2019 03/08/2018 On behalf of: the Client Buyer On behalf of: the Contractor Seller Name: RNDr. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, CSc. Name: ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Position: Director Position: CEOPresident Overall description: High voltage power supply system is used in electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL) of the HADES spectrometer to power photomultipliers used for signal readout. Power supply system is a central heart of the experiment – its stability and performance determine the quality of the data. Power supply system is also critical from the security and safety point of view – it has to protect human health and electronics against overvoltage, overcurrent or electric shock. Power supply system consist of the following components: crate with control interface, low voltage power supply to power the crate, high voltage cards insertable to the crate, multichannel cables and connectors to lead the HV to the HV distribution boxes, and Radiall connectors compatible with the HV cables of the single modules. Power supply system has to have independent channel for each photomultiplier – this means each photomultiplier can be switched on/off and controlled in order to compensate its different gain. Power supply has to have also electrical properties compatible with the used photomultipliers (current, HV value, ramp up/down speed, trip setting, status monitoring etc. – specified in technical specification). The high voltage supply system has to be also compact in order to fit to the place prepared in the support construction. Moreover, it must be compatible with the HADES online control environment EPICS. Technical specification: - 672 separate floating-ground channels of high voltage + 2 spare high voltage cards - Power supply 230V/400V - Frame dimensions: max. width 483 mm (19”), max. height 355 mm (8U), max. depth 750 mm, total number of frames up to max. dimensions max. 5 pieces - Output min. -3 kV / 2 mA - Increase / decrease rate min. 10 V / s - Real-time remote control - Real-time display of operating parameters (set / current voltage, actual / maximum current, overload / trip) - Voltage adjustment accuracy: 1 V (or better, i.e. more accurate) - Current monitoring accuracy: 5 A (or better, i.e. more accurate) - Compatible with EPICS - high-voltage multichannel cables to connect power supply and distribution boxes, average length 6m, one end equipped with Radiall connectors – plug 691802002 with pins 691804300 (or compatible), Radiall sockets 691803004 with pins 691804200 or compatible - number of cables is equal to number of high voltage cards plus one spare cable and socket - one single-standing four-channel high voltage power supply with manual control for module tests (-3kV / 2 mA)