Common use of Additional Time or Expense Clause in Contracts

Additional Time or Expense. If the proposed change will, in the reasonable opinion of Developer, require a delay in delivery of the Software or would result in additional expense, then: (a) Customer and Developer shall confer; and (b) Customer may elect to either: (i) withdraw its proposed change, or (ii) require Developer to deliver the Software with the proposed change, subject to the delay and/or additional expense. If Developer cannot or chooses not to accept the change order, then Customer may elect to terminate the agreement.

Additional Time or Expense. If the proposed change will, in the reasonable opinion of Developer, require a delay in delivery of the Software or would result in additional expense, then: (a) a. Customer and Developer shall confer; and (b) b. Customer may elect to either: (i) i. withdraw its proposed change, or (ii) . require Developer to deliver the Software with the proposed change, subject to the delay and/or additional expense. If Developer cannot or chooses not to accept the change order, then Customer may elect to terminate the agreement.

Additional Time or Expense. If the proposed change will, in the Developer’s reasonable opinion of Developeropinion, require a delay in the delivery OR installation of the Software or would result in additional expense, then:then the Customer and the Developer shall confer. The Customer may in that case elect to either (a) Customer and Developer shall confer; and (b) Customer may elect to either: (i) withdraw its proposed change, or (iib) require the Developer to deliver the Software with the proposed change, subject to the delay and/or or additional expense. If Developer cannot expense or chooses not to accept the change order, then Customer may elect to terminate the agreementboth.

Additional Time or Expense. If the proposed change will, in the reasonable opinion of Developer, require a delay in delivery of the Software or would result in additional expense, then: (a) Customer and Developer shall confer; and (b) Customer may elect to either: (i) withdraw its proposed change, or (ii) require Developer to deliver the Software with the proposed change, subject to the delay and/or additional expense. If the Developer cannot or chooses not to accept the change order, then the Customer may elect to terminate the agreement.