Common use of Execution of services Clause in Contracts

Execution of services. 7.1 The execution of services must be effected in the manner and at the time as set out in the Agreement. 7.2 Exceeding the time set for the provision of services by the Seller results in the Seller being in default. 7.3 Without prejudice to the provision in the previous paragraph, the Seller is obliged to inform the Purchaser immediately of any delay or foreseeable delay in the execution of the Agreement. 7.4 If the Agreement provides a penalty for exceeding the time limit within which the assignment must be completed, this will not prevent the damage actually suffered by the Purchaser and caused by late completion by the Seller to be fully reimbursed. 7.5 If and to the extent the work is performed at the premises of the Purchaser, this shall be done within the working hours applicable there, unless otherwise agreed. At the Purchaser’s first request, the Seller shall be obliged to carry out the work outside these working hours. Travel time and waiting time shall not count as time worked and can onlybe charged to the Purchaser if an express and written agreement between him and the Seller exists in relation thereto. 7.6 The Seller shall at his own expense timely arrange for the execution of the work and/or employment of employees and obtaining the necessary permits, waivers, approvals and decisions. 7.7 The provision of services is completed when the Purchaser has confirmed in writing that the services provided have been performed or that the services provided have been approved. The Seller cannot derive any rights from such confirmation or approval and the confirmation or approval therefore do not prevent the Purchaser from exercising (for instance) its rights on the grounds (among others) of a default on the part of the Seller. 7.8 The Seller may only instruct third parties to carry out services with prior written consent from the Purchaser. 7.9 The Seller is not entitled to suspend the execution of services if the Purchaser should fail to meet one or more of its obligations. 7.10 The Purchaser may at any time terminate or interrupt the Agreement in whole or in part, without this giving the other party the right to any compensation, other than the payment for the work actually performed at that time or a proportionate part of any agreed fixed price.