ineffectiveness definition
ineffectiveness means a contract awarded illegally or when the procurement procedure was not followed correctly;
ineffectiveness. ' means a contract awarded illegally or when the contracting procedure was not followed correctly;
ineffectiveness means a declaration of ineffectiveness made by a Court pursuant to its powers under Regulation 47(J) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 to set asidea contract award decision.
More Definitions of ineffectiveness
ineffectiveness. If a Certificate is or becomes Ineffective, the following shallapply:
(a) where a Certificate is or becomes Ineffective as a result of any act or omission by the Buyer, the Buyer shall remain liable to pay for it; and
(b) where a Certificate is or becomes Ineffective as a result of any act or omission by the Seller, the Buyer shall send to the Seller written notice thereof (irrespective of how long after the relevant transfer date such notice is provided) and the Party specified in the Election Sheet shall determine that:
(i) the Seller shall replace such Certificate within twenty (20) Business Days of the date of such notice. Where the Buyer has not yet paid for such Certificate, the Buyer shall not be obliged to pay for such Certificate until ten (10) Business Days following receipt by the Buyer of the replacement Certificate. Where the Seller is in breach of this obligation, § 5.4(b)(ii) shall apply; or
(ii) without prejudice to any defences available to the Seller (including but not limited to any defences of statutes of limitation or similar), the Buyer shall:
(a) determine the Ineffectiveness Loss Amount; and
(b) notify the Seller of such Ineffectiveness Loss Amount due in the form of an invoice, including detailed support for its calculation. The Buyer is not required to enter into one or more replacement transaction(s) in order to determine the Ineffectiveness Loss Amount.
ineffectiveness has the meaning as specified in § 7.1 (Ineffectiveness), and "Ineffective", the opposite form