GENERAL TAS-F’S UNDERTAKING Sample Clauses

GENERAL TAS-F’S UNDERTAKING. 3.1.1 The undertakings of TAS-F under this Contract are enumerated hereafter for the sole purpose of allowing the Contractor to define and limit his own undertakings and responsibilities under this Contract. Within the framework of this Contract, therefore, they constitute an obligation for TAS-F only insofar as they are necessary for the successful and timely execution of the Contractor’s task. Failure of TAS-F to perform its undertakings as detailed in this Article shall not relieve the Contractor from fulfilling his own obligations, unless he has taken all reasonable measures to eliminate or limit the consequences of TAS-F’s omissions or delays on his own performance. In this case, the Contractor shall be entitled to relief only insofar as he can prove that such relief is necessary in order to compensate for the unavoidable consequences of TAS-F’s failure to perform its undertakings. Furthermore, insofar as such failure to perform its undertakings or an agreed change in TAS F requirement are due to the default of either the Contractor or one or more of his Subcontractors (at any level) in any capacity to meet his or their obligations toward TAS-F/the Agency, the Contractor shall not be entitled to any relief.
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