Common use of Failure to Mitigate Clause in Contracts

Failure to Mitigate. The period of suspension under clause 29.1 (“Suspension of obligations”) will exclude any delay in the Affected Party’s performance of those Non-Financial Obligations attributable to a failure by the Affected Party to comply with clause 29.3 (“Mitigation of Force Majeure Event”).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: www.powerlink.com.au, www.powerlink.com.au, www.powerlink.com.au

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Failure to Mitigate. The period of suspension under clause 29.1 (“Suspension of obligations”) 30.1 will exclude any delay in the Affected Party’s performance of those Non-Financial Obligations attributable to a failure by the Affected Party to comply with clause 29.3 (“Mitigation of Force Majeure Event”)30.3.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.powerlink.com.au, www.powerlink.com.au

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