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General Conditions for Information Technology Contracts

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GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTS (Rev March 2011)Page 17 of 5217.21.6 The Contractor shall provide to the Company a printed list (and electronically on theCD-ROM) indicating the names of each of its personnel employed on the Contract;their designations; nationality; Civil ID number; full bank account details; and thelike. The Contractor shall notify the Company immediately of any change to thesedetails when it occurs.17.21.7 The Company’s exercise of its right to pay directly to the Contractor personnel doesnot constitute a contractual relationship between the Company and such personnel,and will not constitute any liability on the Company towards them, nor does it implywaiving any of the Contractor's fundamental obligations towards its personnel ortowards the Company.17.21.8 To facilitate proper accounting of payment, the Contractor shall submit a separatemonthly invoice <strong>for</strong> payment of its personnel.17.21.9 The Contractor acknowledges that the rights of its personnel take precedence overany other obligations the Contractor may have towards third parties. Where theContractor, by reference to clause 9 of the <strong>General</strong> <strong>Conditions</strong> of Contract, assignsany benefit or interest in or under the Contract to a third party or where theContractor makes an official assignment of any money due or becoming due underthe Contract in favour of the Contractor’s bankers, the Contractor shall exclude therights of its personnel <strong>for</strong>m such assignment.17.21.10 The Contractor shall have no right to submit any claim due to the Company’s directpayment of the salaries to the Contractor’s personnel.18. THE SITE18.1 Inspection of the Site18.1.1 The Contractor shall be deemed to have inspected and examined the Site and itssurroundings and to have satisfied itself as to the <strong>for</strong>m and nature of the Site (insofaras could be reasonably ascertained on the Site visit), the full extent and character ofthe Services, the means of access to the Site and the accommodation and otherfacilities required <strong>for</strong> the per<strong>for</strong>mance of the Services, and to have taken into accountany physical or natural impediments, anticipated or otherwise, (including climaticconditions) which may appear at the Site.18.1.2 No claim by the Contractor <strong>for</strong> additional payment shall be allowed on the ground ofany misunderstanding in respect of matters referred in clause 18.1.1 or <strong>for</strong> theContractor’s failure to collect sufficient in<strong>for</strong>mation, nor shall the Contractor berelieved from any risk or obligation imposed or undertaken by it under the Contracton any such ground or on the ground that it did not <strong>for</strong>esee any matter which impactthe execution of the Services.18.2 Access to the Site18.2.1 The Company, from the Date <strong>for</strong> Commencement, shall give the Contractor nonexclusiveaccess to so much of the Site as may reasonably be required to enable theContractor to commence and proceed with the per<strong>for</strong>mance of the Services subject toMarch 2011

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