Common use of Breach of Contract Liability Clause in Contracts

Breach of Contract Liability. 1, During construction, Party B is not allowed to unilaterally change construction practices. If such changes are discovered, Party A may impose fines, and Party A has the right to terminate the contract. Any resulting losses shall be borne entirely by Party B. 2, Party B must comply with on-site instructions from Party A. If Party B fails to follow the instructions of Party A’s project manager and this leads to an impact on project progress or quality, Party B shall be held responsible, and Party A reserves the right to terminate the contract. 3, Party B must ensure compliance with the project’s quality and progress requirements. If Party B fails to meet the contract requirements or deviates from Party A’s drawings in construction, Party A has the right to terminate the contract at any time, thereby ending the contractual relationship. Party B shall be responsible for any resulting losses. 4, Except in cases where both parties agree to terminate the contract through negotiation, any breach of contract or inability to fulfill the contract by either party shall result in the consequences of liability. The losses incurred shall be the responsibility of the party in breach.