Common use of Common Concern Clause in Contracts

Common Concern. The Contracting Parties share a common concern in the fight against corruption, which jeopardises good governance and the proper use of resources needed for development, and, in addition, endangers fair and open competition based on price and quality. They declare, therefore, their intention of combining their efforts to fight corruption and, in particular, declare that whoever asks for, lets himself/herself be promised or accepts an advantage for acting or refraining from acting in the context of a mandate or contract within the framework of the Project Agreement will be considered to have committed an illegal act which shall not be accepted. Any actual case of this kind shall constitute sufficient grounds to justify termination of the Project Agreement, the annulment of the procurement or resulting award, or for taking any other corrective measure laid down by the Polish law.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Project Agreement, Project Agreement

Common Concern. The Contracting Parties share a common concern in the fight against corruption, which jeopardises good governance and the proper use of resources needed for development, and, in addition, endangers fair and open competition based on upon price and quality. They declare, therefore, their intention of combining their efforts to fight corruption and, in particular, declare that whoever asks for, lets himself/herself be promised or accepts an advantage for acting or refraining from acting in the context of a mandate or contract within the framework of the Project Agreement this Agreement, will be considered to have committed an illegal act which shall not be accepted. Any actual case of this kind shall constitute sufficient grounds to justify termination of this Agreement, the respective Project Agreement, the annulment of the procurement or resulting award, or for taking any other corrective measure laid down by the Polish applicable law.

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Sources: Framework Agreement