VEHICLE SALES AGREEMENT THIS VEHICLE SALES AGREEMENT is made this day of _‚ 20 _‚ by and among _______ ________________ (hereinafter known as "Seller") and ___ _ __________‚ (hereinafter known as "Buyer"). Buyer and Seller shall collectively be known herein as "the Parties". BACKGROUND WHEREAS‚ Seller desires to sell the vehicle described below‚ known herein as the "Acquired Vehicle"‚ under the terms and conditions set forth below;
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: This AGREEMENT made and entered into by and between: GREEN ATOM RENEWABLE ENERGY CORPORATION ‚ a corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Philippines‚ with office address at 5th Floor Rublou Business Center‚ Ortigas Avenue Extension Cainta‚ Rizal ‚ represented by its Chief Operating Officer‚ MR REX G. RECARRO hereinafter called "GREEN ATOM". -and- ATOMILLION CORPORATION‚ a corporation duly organized
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Contents: 1. Service Level Agreement i. Statement Of Intent ii. Objectives of Service Level Agreement iii. Period of Agreement iv. Review Procedure v. Representatives vi. Reference Documents vii. Service Level Monitoring viii. Complaints 2. Software Support Customer’s Responsibilities i. Functional Overview ii. Hours of Operation iii. Response Times iv. Priority Level Response Times v. Support Available 3. SunGard Responsibilities i. Functional Overview ii. Hours of Operation iii
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P O L I C Y R E S E A RC H W O R K I N G P A PE R How Foreign Investment Affects Host Countries 1745 Foreign direct investment may promote economic development by helping to improve productivity Magnus Blomström Ari Kokko growth and exports in the multinationals’ host countries. But the exact nature of the relationship between foreign multinational corporations and their host economies seems to vary between industries and countries. The World Bank International Economics Department International
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PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in MGT248 – Production and Operations Management Submitted to: Reynaldo C. Navacilla‚ MPA Professor Submitted by: Alvarez‚ Althea Grace Corda‚ Jennifer Maglinte‚ Kina Matuguina‚ John Oliver Rivera‚ Donita Marel Romea‚ Jonna Lynn Siblos‚ Quennie Jane BSA -3A MWF / 2:35-3:35pm / C405 November 21‚ 2011 INTRODUCTION The Progressive Insurance otherwise‚ known as the Progressive Casualty Insurance Company‚ provides
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PROJECT MOTOR INSURANCE December 2004 Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Merchandise insurance- cargo insurance introduction types object insured amount insurance premium liability‚compensation risk coverage exclusions Chapter 3 Carrier’s liability insurance general presentation and provisions carrier liability insurance- CMR- Romania types object insured amount insurance premium liability
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1. Before C&C’s reorganization‚ why was its performance poor? To examine the poor performance before C&C’s reorganization‚ it’s essential to look at the structural and contextual dimension in the organization. This approach helps to reveal what the problems were‚ and where the problems arose in the organization. (Daft‚ 2010:20) C&C’s structural dimensions before the reorganization First of all‚ C&C had a tall organization‚ with narrow spans of control and centralized authority. The authority
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Insurance Sector in India Last Updated: August 2013 Brief Introduction Currently India is a US$41 billion industry. Currently‚ in India only two million people (0.2% of the total population of 1 billion) are covered under Mediclaim‚ whereas in developed nations like USA about 75% of the total population are covered under some insurance scheme. A robust insurance sector is a boon to a country’s economy. The sector facilitates long-term funds for infrastructure development and simultaneously
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