Specific Change in Law definition

Specific Change in Law means a Change in Law that relates specifically to the business of the Authority and which would not affect a Comparable Supply;

Specific Change in Law means a Change in Law that relates specifically to the business of the Customer and which would not affect a Comparable Supply;

Specific Change in Law means a change in Law which comes into effect after the Commencement Date that relates specifically to the business of XXX, and which would not affect a comparable supply of services of the same or a similar nature to the supply of the Services.

Examples of Specific Change in Law in a sentence

• The Supplier shall neither be relieved of its obligations under this Contract nor be entitled to an increase in the Contract Charges as the result of a General Change in Law or Specific Change in Law where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Services is known at the Effective Date.

• The Supplier shall neither be relieved of its obligations under this Call Off Contract nor be entitled to an increase in the Call Off Contract Charges as the result of a: General Change in Law; Specific Change in Law where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Services is reasonably foreseeable at the Call Off Commencement Date.

• The Supplier shall neither be relieved of its obligations under this Call Off Contract nor be entitled to an increase in the Call Off Contract Charges as the result of a: General Change in Law; Specific Change in Law where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Goods and/or Services is reasonably foreseeable at the Call Off Commencement Date.

• The Supplier shall neither be relieved of its obligations under this Framework Agreement nor be entitled to an increase the Framework Prices as the result of: a General Change in Law; or a Specific Change in Law where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Goods and/or Services is reasonably foreseeable at the Framework Commencement Date.

• Any change in the Call Off Contract Charges or relief from the Supplier's obligations resulting from a Specific Change in Law (other than as referred to in Clause 22.2.1(b)) shall be implemented in accordance with the Variation Procedure.

More Definitions of Specific Change in Law

Specific Change in Law means a Change in Law that relates specifically to the business of the Customer and which would not affect a Comparable Supply Staff Vetting Procedures means any Customer’s procedures and departmental policies for the vetting of Supplier Staff as set out by the Customer in the Order Form or elsewhere in this Contract; Stage means each discrete stage of a Phase;

Specific Change in Law means a change in Law which comes into effect after the Commencement Date that relates specifically to the business of the Authority, and which would not affect a comparable supply of services of the same or a similar nature to the supply of the Services.

Specific Change in Law means a Change in Law the terms of which specifically (and not merely indirectly or consequentially or by virtue of the disproportionate effect of any Change in Law that is of general application) apply to:

Specific Change in Law means any Change in Law which applies expressly to:

Specific Change in Law means any Change in Law which specifically refers to the provision of services the same as or similar to the Services;

Specific Change in Law means any Change in Law which specifically refers to: the provision of works or services the same as or similar to the Works or the Services in premises similar to the Facilities; or the holding of shares in companies whose main business is providing works or services the same as or similar to the Works or the Services in premises similar to the Facilities;

Specific Change in Law a change in Law that relates specifically to the business of the Buyer and which would not affect a comparable supply of Deliverables to another buyer where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Deliverables is not reasonably foreseeable at the Start Date; "Start Date" the date specified on the Key Contract Information;