Common use of SUSPENSION OF THE WORK Clause in Contracts

SUSPENSION OF THE WORK. ‌ In written from the Employer, the Supplier must suspend the Work either in full or in part, for whatever period and in whatever way the Employer considers to be reasonably necessary. The Supplier must, in such circumstances, protect and safeguard the Work to the extent that this is considered to be necessary by the Employer. In cases where the suspension lasts for more than six months, the Supplier and the Employer engage themselves to renegotiate the Agreement for the Work on the basis of the new circumstances. The Supplier and/or the Employer are free to request for settlement of disputes in accordance with Clause 33 of this Agreement.

SUSPENSION OF THE WORK. ‌ In written from the Employer, the Supplier Contractor must suspend the Work either in full or in part, for whatever period and in whatever way the Employer considers to be reasonably necessary. The Supplier Contractor must, in such circumstances, protect and safeguard the Work to the extent that this is considered to be necessary by the Employer. In cases where the suspension lasts for more than six months, the Supplier Contractor and the Employer engage themselves to renegotiate the Agreement for the Work on the basis of the new circumstances. The Supplier Contractor and/or the Employer are free to request for settlement of disputes in accordance with Clause 33 35 of this Agreement.