Common use of Contractor Termination Clause in Contracts

Contractor Termination. As long as the following does not occur due to acts or faults of the Contractor its subcontractors, suppliers, or anyone it has control over; the Contractor may terminate this Agreement if without reason or justification, Owner has not made payment to the Contractor as described in this Agreement or if work is stopped for sixty (60) consecutive days due to: (1) a court order or act of government official requiring the Work to be stopped, (2) delays by anyone the Owner is responsible for, (3) suspensions by the Owner as described in Section 20A, or (4) the Owner repeatedly failing to fulfill contractual obligations with respect to matters important to progress of the Work. The Owner shall pay the Contractor for work properly executed and materials stored on site through the termination date, restocking fees on materials that have been ordered for the project but not yet delivered, and reasonable demobilization costs.