Common use of By the Client Clause in Contracts

By the Client. (a) Prior to Delivery of the Materials and/or Works, by giving no less than 7 Business Days written notice, the Client remains liable for any costs incurred by the Contractor (including, but not limited to, loss of profit) up to the time of cancellation; or (b) Where the Client cancels an order that has commenced: (i) The initial notification may be by telephone or email but must be confirmed in writing within 7 Business Days; and (ii) The Client shall be invoiced for all work completed up until the date of cancellation. Any deposit paid prior to the commencement of the Works will be forfeited in lieu of monies due, however, the Client remains liable for any monies due over and above any deposit paid; or (iii) At the Contractor’s discretion, where failure of clause 18.2(b)(i) occurs, the Client may be required to pay the full quoted Price. (c) Cancellation is not accepted by the Contractor if the new Materials have been used, if the Client later changes their mind, unless the cancellation is subject to the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

By the Client. (a) Prior to Delivery of the Materials Goods and/or WorksServices, by giving no less than 7 Business Days written notice, the Client remains liable for any costs incurred by the Contractor Supplier (including, but not limited to, loss of profit) up to the time of cancellation; or (b) Where the Client cancels an order that has commenced: (i) The initial notification may be by telephone or email but must be confirmed in writing within 7 Business Days; and (ii) The Client shall be invoiced for all work completed up until the date of cancellation. Any deposit paid prior to the commencement of the Works Services will be forfeited in lieu of monies due, however, the Client remains liable for any monies due over and above any deposit paid; or (iii) At the ContractorSupplier’s discretion, where failure of clause 18.2(b)(i16.2(b)(i) occurs, the Client may be required to pay the full quoted Price. (c) Cancellation is not accepted by the Contractor Supplier if the new Materials Goods have been used, if the Client later changes their mind, unless the cancellation is subject to the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993CCA.

By the Client. (a) Prior to Delivery of the Materials and/or Works, by giving no less than 7 Business Days written notice, the Client remains liable for any costs incurred by the Contractor (including, but not limited to, loss of profit) up to the time of cancellation; or (b) Where the Client cancels an order that has commenced: (i) The initial notification may be by telephone or email but must be confirmed in writing or email within 7 Business Days; and (ii) The Client shall be invoiced for all work completed up until the date of cancellation. Any deposit paid prior to the commencement of the Works will be forfeited in lieu of monies due, however, the Client remains liable for any monies due over and above any deposit paid; or (iii) At the Contractor’s discretion, where failure of clause 18.2(b)(i) occurs, the Client may be required to pay the full quoted Price. (c) Cancellation is not accepted by the Contractor if the new Materials have been used, if the Client later changes their mind, unless the cancellation is subject to the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.