CURTAILMENT OF THE RIGHT OF RETENTION ON THE PART OF THE CONTRACTOR Clause Samples

This clause limits or restricts the contractor's ability to withhold performance or retain property, funds, or materials as leverage in a contractual dispute. In practice, it may specify that the contractor cannot refuse to continue work or hold onto project materials due to payment delays or other disagreements, except under narrowly defined circumstances. The core function of this clause is to ensure the continuity of work and prevent project delays by reducing the contractor's ability to use retention as a bargaining tool.
CURTAILMENT OF THE RIGHT OF RETENTION ON THE PART OF THE CONTRACTOR. The Contractor shall not suspend any deliverables as the result of breach of contract on the part of the Customer, unless the breach is material.
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CURTAILMENT OF THE RIGHT OF RETENTION ON THE PART OF THE CONTRACTOR. The Contractor shall not suspend any performance as the result of breach of contract on the part of the Customer, unless the breach is material, cf. clause 12.4.
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CURTAILMENT OF THE RIGHT OF RETENTION ON THE PART OF THE CONTRACTOR. The Contractor shall not suspend any performance as the result of breach of contract on the part of the Customer, unless the breach is material, cf. clause 12.
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