Common use of Delivery of Work Clause in Contracts

Delivery of Work. If the Author fails to supply the full and final typescript along with the agreed illustrations by the date mentioned for this purpose in the preamble to this agreement, the Publishers shall have the option, any time after this date, unilaterally to declare this agreement cancelled after giving the Author thirty days’ notice in writing to provide the necessary material, unless the Publishers have meanwhile agreed in writing to an extension of the period of submitting the material. In the absence of such a written notice, this agreement will continue to be fully effective and for this period the Publishers will be deemed to have agreed to an extension of the date for the delivery of the material till the date of the expiry of any notice the Publishers may subsequently serve on the Author.

Delivery of Work. If the Author fails to supply the full and final typescript along with the agreed illustrations by the date mentioned for this purpose in the preamble to this agreement, the Publishers shall have the option, any time after this date, unilaterally to declare this agreement cancelled after giving the Author thirty days’ notice in writing to provide the necessary material, unless the Publishers have meanwhile agreed in writing to an extension of the period of submitting the material. In the absence of such a written notice, this agreement will continue to be fully effective and for this period the Publishers will be deemed to have agreed to an extension of the date for the delivery of the material till the date of the expiry of any notice the Publishers may subsequently serve on the Author.