Late Commissioning Date Sample Clauses
The Late Commissioning Date clause defines the consequences and procedures that apply if a project or equipment is not commissioned by an agreed-upon deadline. Typically, this clause sets out the specific date by which commissioning must occur and outlines remedies such as liquidated damages, extensions, or other penalties if the deadline is missed. For example, if a power plant is not operational by the specified date, the contractor may be required to pay a daily penalty until commissioning is achieved. The core function of this clause is to incentivize timely completion and provide a clear framework for addressing delays, thereby allocating risk and ensuring accountability between the parties.
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Late Commissioning Date. If this § 4.4 is specified as applying in Section B of Part I (Individual Terms), where the Facility has not been Commissioned by the Late Commissioning Date, the Seller shall pay the Buyer the Daily Liquidated Damages Amount for every day until (and including) the date the Facility has been Commissioned, excluding any days where Commissioning is delayed by an event of Force Majeure.
Late Commissioning Date. [ ] § 4.4 shall apply; otherwise § 4.4 shall not apply