Changing Circumstances Clause Samples
The Changing Circumstances clause allows parties to address situations where unforeseen events significantly alter the conditions under which a contract was originally agreed. Typically, this clause outlines procedures for renegotiation, suspension, or even termination of obligations if circumstances beyond the parties' control—such as regulatory changes, natural disasters, or economic shifts—make performance impractical or impossible. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a fair mechanism for adjusting contractual duties when unexpected changes occur, thereby ensuring flexibility and reducing potential disputes.
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Changing Circumstances. 8.1 If it becomes apparent for reasons not disclosed by the customer, or which could not have been foreseen by CWL at the time of entering the contract, or commencing the work that the service to be undertaken differs from that originally envisaged and/or set out in any quotation, CWL shall notify the customer accordingly giving particulars as soon as reasonably practicable after the circumstances become apparent and CWL shall be entitled either to terminate the contract without any liability to the customer, or to payment for additional work (at rates agreed with the customer, or failing agreement at the CWL’s current standard rates).
8.2 Should CWL elect to cease the provision of the service in the changed circumstances, the contract shall be deemed to be terminated.
Changing Circumstances. Husband and Wife hereby acknowledge and agree that life is unpredictable and circumstances change. This Agreement is executed with the full knowledge and expectation that in spite of the many changes to the financial condition, employment, physical condition, mental condition, or any other changes, whether considered to be material or immaterial, to either or both of the parties hereto, or any changes with respect to external factors such as the condition of the national economy, it is the desire and intent of the parties that this Agreement continue to be binding and in full force and effect. Further, notwithstanding the em- ployment or termination of employment of either party in the future, both parties intend to continue to be bound by the terms of this Agreement, have considered the possibility of such occurrence before entering into this Agreement, and prior to the termination of any employment will consider the consequences in light of this Agreement.
Changing Circumstances. During the Term of this Settlement Agreement, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. If any Party to this Settlement Agreement determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with deaf or hard-of-hearing Patients and Companions more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Settlement Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of auxiliary aids and services, the Party may propose changes to this Agreement by presenting written notice to the other Parties. The Parties will negotiate in good faith.
Changing Circumstances. During the term of this Settlement Agreement, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language, relay, or oral interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. If the Hospital determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with such persons more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Settlement Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of appropriate auxiliary aids and services, it may propose changes to this Settlement Agreement by presenting written proposals to the United States Attorney's Office. Such changes shall then be made to the Settlement Agreement if the United States, upon review, grants its approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Changing Circumstances. The provisions in this Article may be modified if extenuating circumstances arise. If the extenuating circumstances pertain to the evaluation of a single unit member, such modifications shall be mutually agreed upon by the District, the Association, and the evaluatee. If the extenuating circumstances have implications beyond an individual evaluation, such modifications shall be mutually agreed upon by the District and the Association. Such modifications, as well as any minor procedural deviations in the evaluation process which would not affect the outcome of an evaluation, shall not serve to invalidate the evaluations and recommendations of the Evaluation Committee, or the Superintendent/President, or the action of the Governing Board.
Changing Circumstances. 5.1.1 Changes in the appointer’s capacity
Changing Circumstances. The Employee shall notify E-STRALIAN immediately of any changes in the employment arrangement that may affect the payment of the rent, including, but not limited to, change of address, bankruptcy, unpaid leave and termination of employment (unilateral, by agreement, due to expiry of employment contract or otherwise) with the Employer. Notification does not affect the ability and right of E-STRALIAN to recover any monies owed.
Changing Circumstances. The School must be informed a month in advance of any planned change in the composition of the household. Some Residential Caregivers situations do not work out. A student will be moved if the homestay family and or students are unhappy and feel that the situation cannot be resolved. This is not undertaken lightly and require the student’s parent’s permission. Two weeks’ notice is required on both sides.
Changing Circumstances. During the three (3) years in which this Agreement will be in effect, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language or oral interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. If the Hospital determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with Patients or Companions more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of appropriate auxiliary aids and services, it may propose changes to this Agreement by presenting written notice to the Department of Justice. The Department will consider any such request reasonably and in good faith, and any such modification that is agreed to will be jointly executed a written amendment to this Agreement. F.
Changing Circumstances. During the term in which this agreement will be in effect, there may be a change in circumstances such as, for example and without limitation, an increased or decreased availability of qualified sign language or oral interpreters or developments in technology to assist or improve communications with persons who are deaf, deaf-blind or hard of hearing. If UVMMC determines that such changes create opportunities for communicating with Patients and Companions more efficiently or effectively than is required under this Agreement, or create difficulties not presently contemplated in the provision of auxiliary aids and services, UVMMC may propose changes to this Agreement by presenting written proposals to the United States. Such changes will then be made to the Agreement if the United States upon review, grants its approval in writing, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.