Review and approval of DPR Sample Clauses

Review and approval of DPR. The Licensee shall submit the DPR in duplicate for approval to the Independent Engineer and also submit six copies thereof to the Licensor. The Independent Engineer will inter-alia taking into account the comments and views of the Licensor and Good Industry Practice, review the DPR submitted by the Licensee, and communicate its approval to Licensee within thirty (30) Days from the date of the receipt of such DPR and submit a copy to the Licensor. In the event that the Independent Engineer has any objection to the DPR, it shall promptly and without any undue delay notify the Licensee its objections, seek clarifications or suggest changes or modifications or corrections thereto. Thereupon, the Licensee shall provide necessary clarification to the Independent Engineer and the Licensor and/ or re- submit the DPR as the case may be, after incorporating the changes, modifications or corrections suggested. If the Independent Engineer does not object to the DPR submitted to it by the Licensee within thirty (30) Days of submission, the Independent Engineer shall be deemed to have approved such DPR and the Licensee shall be entitled to proceed with the Project accordingly. The Licensee shall not be entitled to any extension of time for completing construction or any other relief on account of delay caused due to providing any clarification or in resubmitting the DPR. The Licensee shall not change any DPR approved or deemed to be approved by the Independent Engineer under this Agreement. Notwithstanding the express or deemed approval by the Independent Engineer and the Licensor, the Licensee shall be solely responsible for any defect and/or deficiency in the DPR relating to the Project or any part thereof and accordingly the Licensee shall at all times remain responsible for its obligations under this Agreement. Any review of the DPR conducted by the Licensor/Independent Engineer is solely for the Licensor‘s satisfaction and by conducting such review, the Licensor/Independent Engineer does not accept any responsibility for the same. The Licensee shall in no way represent to any Person that, as a result of any review by the Independent Engineer, the Licensor has accepted responsibility for the commercial aspects or the engineering or soundness of any work relating to the Project or part thereof carried out by the Licensee and the Licensee shall, subject to the provisions of this Agreement, be solely responsible for the commercial and technical feasibilities, operation...
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