Common use of Causes for Suspension Clause in Contracts

Causes for Suspension. The Company may require the Contractor to suspend or curtail performance of the Work in the Company’s sole discretion and for any reason, including in any of the following circumstances: (a) as a result of closure of the forest by government authorities due to fire hazard or for any other reason; (b) adverse weather conditions that, in the opinion of the Company, might inhibit the Contractor’s operations or give rise to actual or potential safety or environmental hazards if those operations continued; (c) curtailment or shutdown of any of the Company’s operations; (d) anticipated or subsisting strikes, lockouts or other labour disruptions or unrest that, in the opinion of the Company, might affect the Company’s operations; or (e) any other circumstances, whether similar to the foregoing or not, that, in the opinion of the Company, affect the Work.

Causes for Suspension. The Company may require the Contractor to suspend or curtail performance of the Work in the Company’s sole discretion and for any reason, including in any of the following circumstances: (a) as a result of closure of the forest by government authorities due to fire hazard or for any other reason; (b) adverse weather conditions that, in the opinion of the Company, might inhibit the Contractor’s operations or give rise to actual or potential safety or environmental hazards if those operations continued; (c) curtailment or shutdown of any of the Company’s operations; (d) anticipated or subsisting strikes, lockouts or other labour disruptions or unrest that, in the opinion of the Company, might affect the Company’s operations; oror ● Contract Number Error! Reference source not found.DRAFT (e) any other circumstances, whether similar to the foregoing or not, that, in the opinion of the Company, affect the Work.