Common use of VARIATION ORDERS Clause in Contracts

VARIATION ORDERS. 4.1 Either Party may, prior to the Delivery or completion of Services and subject to the limitations set out in Clause 4.3, request variations in the originally agreed scope of supply. Such Party shall make a request for a variation by written notice to the other Party with an exact description of the variation requested. 4.2 The Supplier shall, without undue delay, after receipt of a request for a variation or after having himself proposed a variation inform the Buyer in writing whether and how the variation can be carried out stating the effects of the variation on the Contract Price, the estimated time for Delivery or completion of the Services and other terms of the Contract. The Supplier shall also give such notice when variations are required by reason of changes in laws and regulations. 4.3 The Supplier is not obliged to carry out variations before the Parties have agreed on how the variation will affect the Contract Price, the time for Delivery or completion of the Services and other terms of the Contract, including issuance a of payment security for the increased price. For the avoidance of doubt, if the Supplier for any reason carries out the requested variation before the Parties have agreed its effects, such performance is deemed to have been made in good faith and shall constitute neither a waiver of any of Supplier’s rights nor Supplier’s acceptance of Buyer’s requests.

VARIATION ORDERS. 4.1 Either Party may, prior to the Delivery or completion of Services and subject to the limitations set out in Clause 4.3, request variations in the originally agreed scope of supply. Such Party shall make a request for a variation by written notice to the other Party with an exact description of the variation requested. 4.2 The Supplier shall, without undue delay, after receipt of a request for a variation or after having himself proposed a variation inform the Buyer Customer in writing whether and how the variation can be carried out stating the effects of the variation on the Contract Price, the estimated time for Delivery or completion of the Services and other terms of the Contract. The Supplier shall also give such notice when variations are required by reason of changes in laws and regulations. 4.3 The Supplier is not obliged to carry out variations before the Parties have agreed on how the variation will affect the Contract Price, the time for Delivery or completion of the Services and other terms of the Contract, including issuance a of payment security for the increased price. For the avoidance of doubt, if the Supplier for any reason carries out the requested variation before the Parties have agreed its effects, such performance is deemed to have been made in good faith and shall constitute neither a waiver of any of Supplier’s rights nor Supplier’s acceptance of BuyerCustomer’s requests.