Common use of Alteration of the assignment Clause in Contracts

Alteration of the assignment. 1. Changes in the Agreement by Contracting party that could not have been foreseen by Contractor and that entail additional work, shall be charged by Contractor to Contracting party pursuant the rate agreed in the Agreement. Additional work shall furthermore be the rescheduling of planned activities by Contractor if this is required as a result of supplying incorrect or incomplete data by Contracting party. Contractor shall have the right to invoice the costs for additional work to Contracting party on the basis of actual costs. 2. Contracting party shall timely inform Contractor in writing of any changes in the execution of the Agreement requested at a later time by Contracting party after granting the assignment. Any amendment of and/or addition to the Agreement shall only be valid if accepted by both Contractor and Contracting party (preferably in writing). 3. Changes made in an assignment that has already come into effect, may result in the fact that the originally agreed delivery time shall be exceeded by Contractor.

Alteration of the assignment. 1. Changes in the Agreement by Contracting party that could not have been foreseen by Contractor and that entail additional work, shall be charged by Contractor to Contracting party pursuant the rate agreed in the Agreement. Additional work shall furthermore be the rescheduling of planned activities by Contractor if this is required as a result of supplying incorrect or incomplete data by Contracting party. Contractor shall have the right to invoice the costs for additional work to Contracting party on the basis of actual costs. 2. Contracting party shall timely inform Contractor in writing of any changes in the execution of the Agreement requested at a later time by Contracting party after granting the assignment. Any amendment of and/or addition to the Agreement shall only be valid if accepted by both Contractor and Contracting party (preferably in writing). 3. Changes made in an assignment that has already come into effect, may result in the fact that the originally agreed delivery time t ime shall be exceeded by Contractor.