Loss of production value and use value Sample Clauses

Loss of production value and use value. If any reason attributable to the contractor causes the project or single project to fail to pass the post-completion test and causes the whole project to lose production value or use value, the contract letting party shall be entitled to claim for failure of performance and deduct the performance bond that has been submitted.
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Loss of production value and use value. If the project and/or single project fail to pass the post-completion test due to the Contractor’s reason, resulting in that the entire project loses its production value or use value, the Employer shall have the right to claim for non-performance and deduct the performance bond submitted. However, the Employer shall not include any joint and several contract losses other than the contract in the claim for non-performance. Joint and several contract losses refer to losses on market sales contracts, expected market profits, interest on production working capital loans, losses on raw materials, auxiliary materials, electricity, water, fuel and other supply contracts signed other than the post-completion test and the commissioning assessment cycle, as well as losses on transportation contracts, unless otherwise provided for by applicable laws.

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