Examples of Reference Schedule in a sentence

The Supplier must, at the times stated in the Reference Schedule and when otherwise reasonably required by the Principal, meet and discuss the performance of the Supplier and/or any other matter concerning the Principal in connection with the Contract.
Where the Supplier is delayed in delivering the Goods by the Delivery Time or reaching Completion by the Completion Time because of an act or omission of the Principal or the Principal's Personnel or any other cause of delay identified in the Reference Schedule or elsewhere in the Contract as entitling the Supplier to an extension of the Completion Time or the Delivery Time, the Principal shall grant a reasonable extension of the Delivery Time or the Completion Time as the case may be.
To the extent permitted by law, the aggregate liability of each Party to the other in respect of any Claim will not exceed the amount specified in the Reference Schedule.
The Supplier must ensure that only Key Personnel perform the roles identified in the Reference Schedule.
If there is any ambiguity, inconsistency, conflict or discrepancy between any of the documents listed in clause 4.1, then the documents will take precedence in the order set out in clause 4.1 with the Reference Schedule being the highest in the order.

More Definitions of Reference Schedule

Reference Schedule means the schedule of that name included in this Contract; (jj) Substantial Breach includes:

Reference Schedule means the details at the commencement of the Contract.

Reference Schedule means the reference schedule to the Lease.

Reference Schedule means the reference schedule in the Building Agreement;

Reference Schedule means the reference schedule attached to this lease.

Reference Schedule means the schedule so described which is included in this document;

Reference Schedule means the schedule of that name included in this Contract;