Common use of Scale of Charges Clause in Contracts

Scale of Charges. 1. The Employer shall pay to the Architects as remuneration for the services rendered by the Architects in relation to the said works, and in particular for the services herein before mentioned, fees calculated at the rate of…………………..( percent) the cost of the work as indicated in sub-clause (a) of this clause. No deduction shall be made from the Architect’s bill/fees on account of any delay in the work due to reasons not attributable to the Architect. 2. If the Employer appoints independent consultants for the work pertaining to special installations like air-conditioning, lifts. Wet-risers etc., the Architects shall not be paid any fees on the total value of such installations. Similarly no fee is payable on the cost of equipments for air-conditioning, lifts, computers etc., supply of which is directly arranged by the Employer. 3. The Architects shall be paid fees referred to above in the manner laid down in clause 5 below, in respect of the preparation of plans, drawing up of estimates, specifications, pre- qualifications of contractors, calling of tenders etc. up to the stage the work is done by them on the value of works estimated by them initially or on the basis of value of approved tender for works. However, the Employer shall be entitled to adjustments subsequently on the basis of actual cost of executed works so that the total fee payable to the Architects does not exceed the aggregate of the percentages referred to in sub-clause (a) above on the value of the actual executed works including variations due to increase or decrease in the scope of the work authorized by the Employer. The Employer shall have the liberty to omit, postpone or not to execute any work and the Architects shall not be entitled to any compensation or damages for such omission, postponement, or non-execution of the work, except the fees which have become payable to them for the services actually rendered by them.

Scale of Charges. 1. (a) The Employer Bank shall pay to the Architects as remuneration for the services to be rendered by the Architects in relation to the said works, and in particular for the services herein before mentioned, fees a fee calculated at the rate ofof …………………..( . percent (……percent) the cost of the work as indicated in sub-clause (ac) of this clause. No deduction shall be made from the Architect’s bill/fees on account of any delay in the work due to reasons not attributable to the Architect.clause plus service tax as applicable 2. (b) If the Employer Bank appoints independent consultants consultant/s for the work pertaining to special installations like air-conditioning, lifts. Wet, wet-risers etc., the Architects shall not be paid any fees on the total value of such installations. Similarly Similarly, no fee is payable on the cost of equipments equipment for air-conditioning, lifts, computers etc., supply of which is directly arranged by the EmployerBank. 3. (c) The Architects shall be paid fees referred to above in the manner laid down in clause 5 6 below, in respect of the preparation of plans, drawing up of estimates, specifications, pre- pre-qualifications of contractors, calling of tenders etc. up to upto the stage the work is done by them on the value of works estimated by them initially or on the basis of value of approved tender for civil works. However, the Employer Bank shall be entitled to adjustments subsequently on the basis of actual cost of executed works so that the total fee payable to the Architects does not exceed the aggregate of the percentages referred to in sub-clause (asub- clause(a) above on the value of the actual executed works including variations due to increase or decrease in the scope of the work authorized by the EmployerBank. The Employer Bank shall have the liberty to omit, postpone or not to execute any work and the Architects shall not be entitled to any compensation or damages for such omission, postponement, or non-execution of the work, except the fees which have become payable to them for the services actually rendered by them.