CHANGES TO THE ASSIGNMENT Clause Samples
The "Changes to the Assignment" clause defines the process and conditions under which modifications to the scope, deliverables, or terms of a project or assignment can be made after the initial agreement. Typically, this clause outlines how either party may propose changes, the requirement for written approval, and any adjustments to timelines, costs, or responsibilities that may result from such changes. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and agreed-upon mechanism for managing alterations, thereby preventing misunderstandings and disputes over unauthorized or informal changes.
CHANGES TO THE ASSIGNMENT i. At any time before Completion, either party may request that a change is made to the Assignment. Each party shall have the right to reject the requested change but shall not exercise that right unreasonably. Change requests shall be made in writing.
ii. The Consultancy shall inform the Client if the evaluation of any requested change would, in its reasonable opinion, involve additional work or time and/or would adversely affect the deployment of staff and other resources engaged in performing the Assignment. In this event, the Consultancy shall carry out that evaluation following the Client's written approval (and shall not be obliged to do so without that approval) and the Consultancy reserves the right to charge for that evaluation on a time and materials basis at the Fee Rates.
iii. If the parties agree to make a change to the Assignment, the details of that change shall be specified and confirmed in writing by the parties. The Consultancy shall not be obliged to implement that change until it has been so confirmed and any revision to the Price and any timetable of work and/or delivery dates has been agreed in writing. If the parties do not agree to make a change to the Assignment, the Consultancy shall continue to provide the Assignment as previously agreed.
CHANGES TO THE ASSIGNMENT. 1. The parties may agree more and less work, with ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ensuring that this is recorded in writing including the Client's agreement.
CHANGES TO THE ASSIGNMENT. Customer may at any time after the Contract has been entered into demand that the Assignment is altered within what could be reasonably expected when the Contract was entered into. The Consultant undertakes to propose changes that will involve savings or will in some way be beneficial to the Contractor. If the Consultant believes that the contents or scope of the Assignment are being changed underway, such change shall be notified in writing to the Customer without undue delay. The Assignment shall be rendered by the agreed date and at the agreed price if no such notice has been given. If the Customer accepts that there has been a change the Consultant is entitled to an extens ion of time as a result of the change. All changes or additions to the Contract must be in writing, and be attached to this Contract as Annex 3. Should the Parties disagree whether there is a change, the Consultant shall implement that change in any case, without waiting for the final res olution of the dispute.
CHANGES TO THE ASSIGNMENT. 1. Changes to the Agreement by Client that could not be foreseen by Contractor and cause additional work will be discussed with Client. Contractor will not charge an additional price for unforeseen circumstances without consultation with Client.
2. Changes in the execution of the Agreement requested by Client after the assignment has been issued must be communicated to Contractor in a timely and written manner. A change or addition to the Agreement is only valid if accepted by both Contractor and Client.
3. Client shall always provide all relevant information to Contractor necessary for the correct execution of the assignment.
4. Changes in an already provided assignment may result in exceeding the originally agreed deadline by Contractor.
5. If necessary data, documents, and facilities required for the execution of the agreed assignment are not, not timely, or not in accordance with the agreements provided by Client, or if Client has not fulfilled agreed (information) obligations in any other way, Contractor is entitled to suspend the execution of the Agreement.
6. If, as a result of the failure, not timely, or improper provision of requested data, documents, and facilities by Client, additional costs arise for Contractor, these costs shall be borne by Client.