Termination Deliverables Clause Samples
The Termination Deliverables clause defines the obligations of a party to provide certain materials, documents, or work products upon the termination of an agreement. In practice, this means that if the contract ends—whether by completion, mutual agreement, or breach—the party responsible must promptly hand over any deliverables created up to that point, such as reports, designs, or proprietary information. This clause ensures that the client or receiving party obtains the benefit of work performed prior to termination, preventing loss of value and clarifying post-termination responsibilities.
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Termination Deliverables. In the event of termination of this Agreement for any reason, Architect, upon payment of any amounts due to Architect pursuant to this Article 8, or within seven (7) days after receipt of the termination notice in the event no payment is due, shall deliver to Owner all Architect’s Materials prepared for the Project by Architect and Architect’s Consultants prior to the date of termination. Owner shall have the right to use such documents and the ideas and designs contained therein for the completion of the Project and for information and reference in connection with Owner’s use, occupancy, maintenance and repair of the Project or for any additions, alterations or future construction to the Project. If this Agreement is terminated by Owner because of Architect’s errors, omissions, negligence or breach of contract, Owner may use such drawings for completion of the Project without additional compensation to Architect. In addition, following receipt of a notice of termination, Architect will provide Owner with a summary of the status of the work previously performed by Architect’s Consultants through the date of termination and deliver lien waivers from each of Architect’s Consultants acknowledging payments made by Architect to such consultant.