Common use of The Performance Clause in Contracts

The Performance. 1. The Contractor will carry out the order for the Client to the best of its understanding and abilities. Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing in the Agreement, the Contractor is subject to an obligation to perform to the best of its ability and not an obligation to achieve a result. 2. Deadlines applicable to the Contractor are not final, unless the parties to the Agreement have expressly agreed otherwise in writing. An agreed period applicable to the Contractor shall not commence until after the Agreement has been concluded and the Contractor is in possession of all information necessary for the performance of the Agreement. An agreed period applicable to the Contractor will be extended at least by the number of days that have lapsed between the time the Agreement is concluded and the moment at which all information necessary for the performance of the Agreement has come into the possession of the Contractor. 3. The Contractor reserves the right to have the order (partly) carried out by third parties.