Time Limit of Suspension Sample Clauses
The "Time Limit of Suspension" clause sets a maximum duration for which a party may suspend its obligations or performance under a contract. In practice, this clause specifies a defined period—such as 30 or 60 days—during which work or services can be paused, after which the parties must either resume performance or take further action, such as terminating the agreement or renegotiating terms. Its core function is to prevent indefinite suspensions, ensuring that both parties have certainty and can plan accordingly if a suspension occurs.
Time Limit of Suspension. Except for a suspension imposed under #3 above, any suspension invoked under these rules against any one person for one or more periods shall not aggregate more than 90 calendar days in any 12-month period; however, this time limitation shall not apply to cases in which a personnel action of dismissal is modified by the Board to a suspension.
Time Limit of Suspension. 26 Any suspensions (except a suspension imposed under 3., above) invoked under these 27 rules against any one person in the classified service for one or more periods shall not aggregate 28 more than thirty (30) working days in any twelve (12) month period; provided, however, this 29 time limitation is inapplicable to cases in which personnel action of dismissal is modified by the 30 Board to a suspension.