Breach of Contract by the Employer Sample Clauses
The 'Breach of contract by the Employer' clause defines the consequences and remedies available when the employer fails to fulfill their contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines specific actions or omissions by the employer that constitute a breach, such as non-payment, failure to provide necessary information, or hindering the contractor's work. It may also specify the contractor's rights in response, including suspension of work, claims for damages, or even contract termination. The core function of this clause is to protect the contractor by providing clear recourse in the event of employer default, thereby allocating risk and encouraging compliance with the contract terms.
Breach of Contract by the Employer. 10.1.1. If the Employer does not carry out its obligations to pay salary pursuant to § 4.1, the Player must inform the Employer in writing of this. If the Employer does not make the payment within 7 days, the Player will be released from all obligations to the Employer.
10.1.2. The Player is at all times entitled to request in writing documentation of the conditions in
Breach of Contract by the Employer. 16.1.1 Circumstances of breach of contract by the employer Other circumstances where the Employer breaches the contract: If the Employer fails to pay the Project Fee beyond the payment time agreed in the Contract and due to reasons other than the General Contractor, the General Contractor shall issue a written notice to the Employer requesting payment within 10 working days after the Employer exceeds the payment time (if the General Contractor fails to issue a written notice to the Employer requesting payment within the prescribed time limit, it shall be deemed that the General Contractor has acknowledged the Employer’s delayed payment behavior). If the Employer still fails to pay after receiving the written notice from the General Contractor, according to the general terms and conditions.
Breach of Contract by the Employer. 16.1.1 Circumstances of breach of contract for the Employer If any of the following occurs, the Employer breaches the contract:
(1) Failure to issue notice of commencement within 7 days prior to the planned start date due to the reason attributable to the Employer;
(2) Failure to make the payment as agreed in the contract due to the reason attributable to the Employer;
(3) The Employer violates the provisions in Section 10.1 [Scope of change] Clause (2) and implements the cancelled work or transfers it to others for implementation;
(4) The materials, specifications and quantity or quality of engineering equipment supplied by the Employer do not conform to the stipulation of the contract, or the delivery date is delayed, or the delivery location is changed due to the reason attributable to the Employer;
(5) The construction is suspended due to breach of contract by the Contractor;
(6) The Employer fails to issue instruction for resumption of works within the agreed time limit without proper reasons, resulting in the Contractor being unable to return to work;
(7) The Employer expressly states or indicates through its conduct failure to perform the main obligations of the contract;
(8) The Contractor fails to perform other obligations in accordance with the contract. If the Employer has breach of contract other than item (7) of this clause, the Contractor may issue a notice to the Employer requesting the Employer to take effective measures to correct the breach. If the Employer still fails to correct the breach of contract within 28 days after receiving the notice from the Contractor, the Contractor shall have the right to suspend the construction of the corresponding part of the project and notify the Supervisor.
Breach of Contract by the Employer. Other circumstances in which the contractor breaches the contract: /.