Termination of Sub-Contracts Sample Clauses
The 'Termination of Sub-Contracts' clause defines the conditions under which a party may end agreements with its subcontractors. Typically, this clause outlines the rights and procedures for terminating sub-contracts, such as providing notice, specifying grounds for termination like breach or insolvency, and detailing any obligations upon termination, such as payment for completed work. Its core function is to give the main contracting party flexibility and control over its subcontracting relationships, ensuring that issues with subcontractors can be addressed efficiently without jeopardizing the main contract.
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Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Authority may require the Supplier to terminate: a Sub-Contract where: the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Authority's right of termination pursuant to any of the termination events in Clause 32 (Authority Termination Rights) except Clause 32.6 (Termination Without Cause); and/or the relevant Sub-Contractor or its Affiliates embarrassed the Authority or otherwise brought the Authority into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Authority, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Sub-Contractor’s obligations in relation to the Services or otherwise; and/or a Sub-Contract where there is a Change of Control of the relevant Sub-contractor, unless: the Authority has given its prior written consent to the particular Change of Control, which subsequently takes place as proposed; or the Authority has not served its notice of objection within six (6) months of the later of the date the Change of Control took place or the date on which the Authority was given notice of the Change of Control. Where the Authority requires the Supplier to terminate a Sub-Contract or a Sub-Contract pursuant to Clause 23.3 above, the Supplier shall remain responsible for fulfilling all its obligations under this Framework Agreement including the provision of the Services.
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Customer may require the Supplier to terminate: a Sub-Contract where: the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Customer's right of termination pursuant to any of the termination events in Clause 30 (Customer Termination Rights) except Clause 30.9 (Termination Without Cause); and/or relevant Sub-Contractor or its Affiliates embarrassed the Customer or otherwise brought the Customer into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Customer, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Sub-Contractor’s obligations in relation to the Goods and/or Services or otherwise; a Key Sub-Contract where there is a Change of Control of the relevant Key Sub-Contractor, unless: the Customer has given its prior written consent to the particular Change of Control, which subsequently takes place as proposed; or the Customer has not served its notice of objection within six (6) Months of the later of the date the Change of Control took place or the date on which the Customer was given notice of the Change of Control.
Termination of Sub-Contracts. 22.3.1 The Authority may require the Supplier to terminate:
(a) a Sub-Contract where:
(i) the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Authority's right of termination pursuant to any of the termination events in Clause 30 (Authority Termination Rights) except Clause
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Contracting Authority may require the Supplier to terminate: a Sub-Contract where: the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Contracting Authority right of termination pursuant any of the termination events in Clause 41 (Contracting Authority Termination Rights) except Clause 41.6 (Termination Without Cause); and/or the relevant Sub-Contractor or its Affiliates embarrassed the Contracting Authority or otherwise brought the Contracting Authority into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Customer, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Sub-Contractor’s obligations in relation to the Services or otherwise; and/or a Key Sub-Contract where there is a Change of Control of the relevant Key Sub-Contractor, unless: the Contracting Authority has given its prior written consent to the particular Change of Control, which subsequently takes place as proposed; or the Contracting Authority has not served its notice of objection within six (6) months of the later of the date the Change of Control took place or the date on which the Contracting Authority was given notice of the Change of Control.
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Customer may require the Supplier to terminate:
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Authority may require the Supplier to terminate:
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Customer may require the Service Provider to terminate: a Sub-Contract where: the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Customer's right of termination pursuant to any of the termination events in Clause 41 (Customer Termination Rights) except Clause 41.7 (Termination Without Cause); and/or the relevant Sub-Contractor or its Affiliates embarrass the Customer or other Crown Bodies; cause, permit, contribute or is in any way connected to material adverse publicity relating to or affecting the Customer or other Crown Bodies or the Framework; or bring the Customer or other Crown Bodies into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Customer or other Crown Bodies, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Service Provider’s obligations under this Framework Agreement; and/or a Key Sub-Contract where there is a Change of Control of the relevant Key Sub-Contractor, unless: the Customer has given its prior written consent to the particular Change of Control, which subsequently takes place as proposed; or the Customer has not served its notice of objection within six (6) months of the later of the date the Change of Control took place or the date on which the Customer was given notice of the Change of Control.
Termination of Sub-Contracts. (i) Each of the Administrative Agent and the Security Trustee agrees and acknowledges that the SAR Contract does not permit Contractor to terminate or materially amend the terms of the Credit Agreement without the Department’s prior written consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
(ii) Each of the Administrative Agent and the Security Trustee acknowledges that the Department may require the Borrower to terminate the Credit Agreement in the event of a Change of Control of the Administrative Agent or the Security Trustee. Neither the Administrative Agent nor the Security Trustee shall permit a Change of Control of such entity to occur without the prior written consent of the Department. “Change of Control” of an entity means an event where any single person, or group of persons acting in concert, acquires control of the entity or any direct or indirect interest in the voting share capital of the entity, as a result of which that person or group of persons has a direct or indirect interest in more than 25% of the relevant share capital of the entity.
Termination of Sub-Contracts. The Customer may require the Supplier to terminate: a Sub-Contract where: the acts or omissions of the relevant Sub-Contractor have caused or materially contributed to the Customer's right of termination pursuant to any of the termination events in Clause 53 (Customer Termination Rights) except Clause 53.7 (Termination Without Cause); and/or the relevant Sub-Contractor or its Affiliates embarrassed the Customer or otherwise brought the Customer into disrepute by engaging in any act or omission which is reasonably likely to diminish the trust that the public places in the Customer, regardless of whether or not such act or omission is related to the Sub-Contractor’s obligations in relation to the Goods and the delivery of purchased Goods or otherwise; and/or
Termination of Sub-Contracts. CCS may require the Supplier to terminate: