Remedies for Delay Sample Clauses

Remedies for Delay. In the event of material impact to AURA operations, AURA shall have the right to reduce the contract price by an amount commensurate to the cost impact to AURA caused by the delay. Further, in the event that AURA cannot reasonably endure the delay in performance, AURA may terminate the Contract.

Remedies for Delay. If Supplier fails to meet a Contract Milestone, then subject to clause 26.3 (Extensions of time), but without prejudice to any other right or remedy of Entelar: (a) subject to the other provisions of the Agreement, Entelar will be entitled to claim liquidated damages from Supplier for the period from the Due Date of the relevant Contract Milestone up to but excluding the date on which the Contract Milestone is met, at the applicable rate(s) set outin the relevant Letter Agreement or PO; (b) if Supplier fails to meet the Contract Milestone by the end of the Milestone Remedy Period, then at any time thereafter, unless and until Supplier has met that Contract Milestone, Entelar may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect by written notice to Supplier, in which case Entelar may also terminate any other related Agreement with Supplier; and (c) wherever Entelar terminates the Agreement or any related Agreement under this clause 26.4: (i) Entelar will not be liable for anyfurther charges under that Agreement; (ii) Supplier must refund to Entelar on demand all charges for any deliverables that have not yet been provided to Entelar under that Agreement; and (iii) Entelar may (at its absolute discretion) return any deliverables already provided under that Agreement, in which case Supplier must refund to Entelaron demand all charges for those returned deliverables.

Remedies for Delay. Contractor is not entitled to recover from Builder any additional compensation or impact or other damages on account of any delay or disruption to work flow, whether caused in whole or in part by Builder or others. Contractor's sole remedy for such delay will be an extension of time to perform, which will be subject to Builder's written approval. Contractor must make any claim for an extension of time within three (3) calendar days of the event giving rise to the claim. The claim must be in writing and reasonably detailed, including without limitation specifying the cause of the delay and the anticipated number of delay days. Contractor's failure to timely deliver a claim constitutes conclusive and nonrebuttable evidence that no time extension is due.

Remedies for Delay. If delivery is not completed as prescribed above, MACOM may, by written notice of default to Seller, without liability to MACOM and in addition to its other rights and remedies: (a) cancel the Order in whole or in part; (b) extend the time for delivery in which event Seller shall ship or otherwise furnish, by the most expeditious means, the goods or services not delivered on time, with Seller responsible for paying any extra costs incurred as a result; and (c) procure upon such terms as MACOM shall deem appropriate, goods or services similar to those so cancelled, in which case Seller shall continue performance of this Order to the extent not cancelled and shall be liable to MACOM for any excess costs for such similar goods or services and any expenses incurred in connection therewith.

Remedies for Delay. If Supplier fails to meet a Contract Milestone, then subject to clause 24.3 (Extensions of time), but without prejudice to any other right or remedy of Spark NZT: (a) subject to the other provisions of the Agreement, Spark NZT will be entitled to claim liquidated damages from Supplier for the period from the Due Date of the relevant Contract Milestone up to but excluding the date on which the Contract Milestone is met, at the applicable rate(s) set out in the Letter Agreement and/or PO; (b) if Supplier fails to meet the Contract Milestone by the end of the Milestone Remedy Period, then at any time thereafter, unless and until Supplier has met that Contract Milestone, Spark NZT may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect by written notice to Supplier, in which case Spark NZT may also terminate any other related Agreement with Supplier; (c) wherever Spark NZT terminates the Agreement and/or any related Agreement under this clause 24.4: (i) Spark NZT will not be liable for any further charges under that Agreement; (ii) Supplier must refund to Spark NZT on demand all charges for any deliverables that have not yet been provided to Spark NZT under that Agreement; (iii) Spark NZT may (at its absolute discretion) return any deliverables already provided under that Agreement, in which case Supplier must refund to Spark NZT on demand all charges for those returned deliverables.

Remedies for Delay. If delivery is not completed as prescribed above, M/A-COM may, by written notice of default to Seller, without liability to M/A-COM and in addition to its other rights and remedies: (a) cancel the Order in whole or in part; (b) extend the time for delivery in which event Seller shall ship or otherwise furnish, by the most expeditious means, the goods or services not delivered on time, with Seller responsible for paying any extra costs incurred as a result; and (c) procure upon such terms as M/A-COM shall deem appropriate, goods or services similar to those so cancelled, in which case Seller shall continue performance of this Order to the extent not cancelled and shall be liable to M/A-COM for any excess costs for such similar goods or services and any expenses incurred in connection therewith.

Remedies for Delay. The Parties agree that the occurrence of an excusable delay that delays overall Project completion may not result in additional compensation paid to the Contractor. No additional compensation will be paid to the Contractor for excusable delays that are not the fault of either the Contractor or the Owner, such as those listed in paragraphs 108.05C(a)-(f). In that situation, the Contractor is entitled only to an adjustment of the Contract Time.

Remedies for Delay