Retention Bond definition
Examples of Retention Bond in a sentence
In case Seller fails to make proposals for settling the claims according to any and/or all the ways mentioned above within 14 days after notification of the claim raised by Buyer, Buyer shall have the right to recover the claimed amount from Retention Bond (maximum up to 5% of the total contract price).
The Retention Bond shall be in full force and effect from the date provided to Owner until Substantial Completion, and may be drawn upon by Owner in British Pounds Sterling in the United Kingdom from time to time for Contractor’s failure to perform any of its obligations under this Agreement as determined by the arbitration award pursuant to Article 19.
If: any Retention Bond in place from time to time will expire or cease to be in effect before the anticipated date of issue of the Final Acceptance Certificate; or the issuer of the Retention Bond ceases to be a Qualifying Issuer, then the Installation Contractor must extend such Retention Bond or procure a replacement Retention Bond from a Qualifying Issuer (as applicable) and such extended or replacement Retention Bond must be valid until the date of issue of the Final Acceptance Certificate.
In the event of a drawing under Clause 4.3(e)(i), the Project Company shall retain the drawings by way of security until such time as the Project Company receives the extended or replacement Retention Bond.
Retention Bond Add a new definition as follows: The duly executed and delivered bond in the form set out in Schedule 35 of the Project Agreement Retention Payment Date Means the date when the Independent Certifier has issued the Acceptance Test Certificate in relation to the Installation.