Partially ending and suspending the Contract Clause Samples

Partially ending and suspending the Contract. 11.7.1 Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. 11.7.2 The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. 11.7.3 The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 25) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: 11.7.3.1 reject the variation; or 11.7.3.2 increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termination is under clause 11.3. 11.7.4 The Buyer can still use other rights available, or subsequently available to it if it acts on its rights under clause 11.7.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. 11.7.1 Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. 11.7.2 The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. 11.7.3 The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 25) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: 11.7.3.1 reject the variation; or 11.7.3.2 increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termination is under clause 11.3. 11.7.4 The Buyer can still use other rights available, or subsequently available to it if it acts on its rights under clause 11.7. 12 How much you can be held responsible for 12.1 Each Party's total aggregate liability under or in connection with the Contract (whether in tort, contract or otherwise) is no more than 125% of the Charges paid or payable to the Supplier. 12.2 No Party is liable to the other for: 12.2.1 any indirect losses; and/or 12.2.2 loss of profits, turnover, savings, business opportunities or damage to goodwill (in each case whether direct or indirect). 12.3 In spite of clause 12.1, neither Party limits or excludes any of the following: 12.3.1 its liability for death or personal injury caused by its negligence, or that of its employees, agents or Subcontractors; 12.3.2 its liability for bribery or fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation by it or its employees; or 12.3.3 any liability that cannot be excluded or limited by Law. 12.4 In spite of clause 12.1, the Supplier does not limit or exclude its liability for any indemnity given under clauses 8.4, 9.3.2, 10.6, or 32.2.2. 12.5 In spite of clause 12.1, the Buyer does not limit or exclude its liability for any indemnity given under clause 8.5. 12.6 Notwithstanding clause 12.1, but subject to clauses 12.1 and 12.3, the Supplier’s total aggregate liability under clause 14.7.5 shall not exceed the Data Protection Liability Cap. 12.7 Each Party must use all reasonable endeavours to mitigate any loss or damage which it suffers under or in connection with the Contract, including any indemnities.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. (a) Where the Authority has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Authority suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. (b) The Authority can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. (c) The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 24) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: (i) reject the variation; (ii) increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termination is under clause 11.3. (d) The Authority can still use other rights available, or subsequently available to it if it acts on its rights under clause 11.7.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 25) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: reject the variation; or
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. ‌ (a) Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. (b) The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. (c) The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 26) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: (i) reject the variation; or (ii) increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termination is under clause 11.3. (d) The Buyer can still use other rights available, or subsequently available to it if it acts on its rights under clause 11.7.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. 14.5.1 Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract and/or any Contract Order it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract and/or any Contract Order(s) it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. 14.5.2 The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract and/or any Contract Order(s) if the remaining parts of the Contract and/or Contract Order(s) can still be used to effectively deliver the intended purpose. 14.5.3 The Parties must agree (in accordance with Clause 28) any necessary Variation required by this Clause 14.5, but the Supplier may not either: a) reject the Variation; or b) increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termination is under Clause 14.1. 14.5.4 The Buyer can still use other rights available, or subsequently available to it if it acts on its rights under this Clause 14.5.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can terminate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party.
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Partially ending and suspending the Contract. (a) Where the Buyer has the right to terminate the Contract it can termi- nate or suspend (for any period), all or part of it. If the Buyer suspends the Contract it can provide the Deliverables itself or buy them from a third party. (b) The Buyer can only partially terminate or suspend the Contract if the remaining parts of it can still be used to effectively deliver the intended pur- pose. (c) The Parties must agree (in accordance with clause 24) any necessary variation required by clause 11.7, but the Supplier may not either: (i) reject the variation; (ii) increase the Charges, except where the right to partial termi- nation is under clause 11.3. (d) The Buyer can still use other rights available, or subsequently availa- ble to it if it acts on its rights under clause 11.7.
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Related to Partially ending and suspending the Contract

  • Termination and Suspension Customer is entitled to suspend the performance of its obligations in whole or in part or terminate the Agreement with immediate effect, without prejudice to its right to claim damages and without any compensation to or indemnification of Supplier (i) in case Supplier has been declared bankrupt, is in a state of liquidation, has ceased or suspended whole or a substantial part of its business, is subject of a court order or preventative legal scheme of settlement, (ii) in case of non- compliance with the Compliance Requirements or the provisions of safety, health, environment and security or (iii) in case of not approved changes pursuant to article 10. After such termination Customer may return received Goods and/or Services in whole or partly against repayment and retransfer of ownership therein to Supplier.

  • Right to suspend 2.1.1 Network Rail may serve a Suspension Notice where a Train Operator Event of Default has occurred and is continuing. 2.1.2 The Train Operator may serve a Suspension Notice where a Network Rail Event of Default has occurred and is continuing.

  • Using the Contract Purchases.

  • DISCHARGE AND SUSPENSION 10.01 When an employee has been suspended or dismissed on the Company premises, he shall be advised that he may meet with his Committeeperson in private for a reasonable period of time, not exceeding sixty (60) minutes, before leaving the plant premises. 10.02 A claim by a seniority employee that he has been wrongfully suspended or discharged shall be treated as a special grievance. A written statement of such special grievance shall be lodged with the General Manager or his designated representative within five (5) working days, after the receipt of the reasons given by the Company as provided for herein, of such suspension or discharge and shall be dealt with at Step 4 of the grievance procedure, and failing satisfactory settlement at this meeting, the special grievance may then be appealed to an arbitrator in accordance with the procedures herein provided for arbitration. 10.03 A Union representative shall be present at all meetings between the Company and one or more of its employees where the purpose of such meeting may be disciplinary. In circumstances where the Company has decided to undertake disciplinary action, which may result in a suspension or termination of the employee, the Company will, before commencing any action against the employee, first meet with the Plant Chairperson or designate to inform him of the nature of the disciplinary proceedings. At the conclusion of such meeting the Committee will be allowed a reasonable amount of time to meet with an employee who has been disciplined or discharged before he leaves the plant. 10.04 Where a seniority employee has been suspended or discharged, he and a member of the Shop Committee shall be given written reasons for the suspension or discharge within five (5) working days. 10.05 In the case of an employee being suspended or discharged from their employment, the following process will be followed: The employee will be notified that during their suspension or discharge they are not allowed to be on any ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Metal Products property. This notice will extend to all plants and not just the plant they are employed at. Any employee who is found to be on Company property during a suspension or discharge will be considered to be trespassing. Any request by a suspended or discharged employee to attend to a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ facility must be done through prior approval of the General Manager. If the General Manager approves their attendance on Company property, the employee will be restricted to the office meeting room areas. 10.06 The termination of a probationary employee for unsuitability shall be considered as just cause unless the termination is contrary to the provisions of the Ontario Human Rights Code, or if the termination is arbitrary, discriminatory, or in bad faith. This shall constitute a lesser standard for the purposes of the Ontario Labour Relations Act. The Company will give the reason of the unsuitability to the Union in writing at the time of the termination of the probationary employee.