Responsibility for Delay Clause Samples

The 'Responsibility for Delay' clause defines which party is accountable if a project or contractual obligation is not completed on time. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which delays are excusable, such as force majeure events, and specifies the consequences for unexcused delays, which may include penalties or liability for additional costs. By clearly assigning responsibility, this clause helps prevent disputes over project timelines and ensures that both parties understand the implications of failing to meet agreed deadlines.
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Responsibility for Delay. Consultant shall be responsible for any delay in the Services resulting from Consultant's, or its Sub-consultant's, delay in providing Required Submittals conforming to this Contract.
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Responsibility for Delay. Contractor shall be responsible for any delay in the Work due to delay in providing Required Submittals conforming to this Contract.
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Responsibility for Delay. In any event that any portion of the Project is delayed and not completed within the timeframe or by the date set forth in the original Project Schedule, and in any event the Project is delayed and not completed by the Date of Completion, the Director shall prepare a report analyzing the causes of each delay and determining responsibility for each. 8.3.1 If a report indicates that the Construction Manager, as a result of its actions or inactions, is responsible for a delay, or any portion thereof, the Director shall deduct from any amount due and owing to the Construction Manager under this Agreement, the total amount of the Construction Manager’s staffing expenses paid to the Construction Manager for each period of delay, or any portion thereof, for which the Director determines the Construction Manager is responsible. 8.3.2 If any amount due and owing to the Construction Manager under this Agreement is less than the total amount of staffing expenses paid to the Construction Manager for the period of a delay, or any portion thereof, for which the Director determines the Construction Manager is responsible, the Construction Manager shall be liable for and agrees to pay the difference upon demand by the Director. 8.3.3 If the Construction Manager files a dispute regarding its responsibility for a delay, or any portion thereof, the Construction Manager is obligated, while the dispute is pending, to continue performing its obligations under this Agreement without delay or interruption, and, if demanded by the Director, to pay upon demand the amount described in the paragraph above. 8.3.4 The following shall have no relevance to a determination by the Director that the Construction Manager is responsible for a delay, or any portion thereof: (a) approval by the Director of any time extension(s) or (b) approval by the Director of any Project Schedule or revision thereof, and (c) both of these. Any such approval(s) by the Director shall not be referred to or offered in evidence by the Construction Manager or its attorneys in any dispute or proceeding regarding the Construction Manager’s responsibility for the delay.
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Responsibility for Delay. In the event the Project is not completed within the timeframe set forth in Exhibit A, the Commissioner shall prepare a report analyzing the causes of the delay and determining responsibility for the same. 4.4.1 If the report indicates that the Engineer, as a result of its actions or inactions, is responsible for the delay, or any portion thereof, the Commissioner shall deduct, from any amount due and owing to the Engineer under this Contract, the total amount of staffing expenses paid to the Engineer for the period of the delay, or any portion thereof, for which the Commissioner determines the Engineer is responsible. For the purpose of this deduction, staffing expenses shall mean the Direct Salary Rates for all Assigned Employees times the Multiplier for Overhead and Profit. If the amount due and owing to the Engineer under this Contract is less than the total amount of the deduction described herein, the Engineer shall be liable for and agrees to pay the difference upon demand by the Commissioner. 4.4.2 If the Engineer files a dispute regarding its responsibility for the delay, or any portion thereof, the Engineer is obligated, while the dispute is pending, to continue performing any required services pursuant to this Contract, and, if demanded by the Commissioner, to pay the amount described in the paragraph above. 4.4.3 The following shall have no relevance to a determination by the Commissioner that the Engineer is responsible for the delay, or any portion thereof: (a) approval by the Commissioner of any time extension(s), and/or (2) approval by the Commissioner of any revised timeframe for completion. Any such approval(s) by the Commissioner shall not be referred to or offered in evidence by the Engineer or its attorneys in any dispute or proceeding regarding the Engineer’s responsibility for the delay.
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Responsibility for Delay. In the event the Project is not completed within the timeframe set forth in the Task Order, the Commissioner shall prepare a report analyzing the causes of the delay and determining responsibility for the same. 9.3.1 If the report indicates that the Engineer, as a result of its actions or inactions, is responsible for the delay, or any portion thereof, the Commissioner shall deduct, from any amount due and owing to the Engineer under this Contract, the total amount of staffing expenses paid to the Engineer for the period of the delay, or any portion thereof, for which the Commissioner determines the Engineer is responsible. For the purpose of this deduction, staffing expenses means the Direct Salary Rates for all Assigned Personnel times the Multiplier for Overhead and Profit. If the amount due and owing to the Engineer under this Contract is less than the total amount of the deduction described herein, the Engineer shall be liable for and agrees to pay the difference upon demand by the Commissioner. 9.3.2 If the Engineer files a dispute regarding its responsibility for the delay, or any portion thereof, the Engineer is obligated, while the dispute is pending, to continue performing any required services pursuant to this Contract, and, if demanded by the Commissioner, to pay the amount described in the paragraph above.
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Responsibility for Delay. In the event that any Project or Home is not completed within the timeframe set forth in the approved Project Schedule, the Commissioner shall prepare a report analyzing the causes of the delay and determining responsibility for the same. 8.4.1 If the report indicates that the Contractor, as a result of its negligent actions or inactions, is responsible for the delay, or any portion thereof, the Commissioner, upon the expiration of a thirty (30) day cure period (“Grace Period”), shall deduct from any amount due and owing to the Contractor t, the amount of $100.00 per day, for the period of the delay, until such time as the Work covered by the subject construction contract is Substantially Complete. Provided, however, Contractors aggregate liability for such damages shall in no event exceed ten percent (10%) of the Fee for Profit for such construction contract. In the event Contractor is assessed such damages yet meets the date of Substantial Completion set forth in the respective approved Project Schedule, the damages amounts previously deducted by the City, from Contractor’s Fee for Profit, shall be credited by the City back to the Contractor. 8.4.2 If the Contractor files a dispute regarding its responsibility for the delay, or any portion thereof: the Contractor is obligated, while the dispute is pending, to continue performing any required Work pursuant to this Contract, and, if demanded by the Commissioner, to pay the amount described in the paragraph above. 8.4.3 The following shall have no relevance to a determination by the Commissioner that the Contractor is responsible for the delay, or any portion thereof: (a) approval by the Commissioner of any time extension(s), and/or (2) approval by the Commissioner of any revised Project Schedule. Any such approval(s) by the Commissioner shall not be referred to or offered in evidence by the Contractor or its attorneys in any dispute or proceeding regarding the Contractor's responsibility for the delay.
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Responsibility for Delay. The Tenant hereby covenants with the Developer that it will use its reasonable endeavours not to do anything (beyond exercising its rights hereunder to request Tenant's Requested Modifications) which would hinder or delay the carrying out of the Development Works
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