Common use of Conditions Precedent to Extension Clause in Contracts

Conditions Precedent to Extension. It is a condition precedent to the Consultant's entitlement to an extension of time that the: Consultant must give the written claim required by clause 8.6 as required by that clause; cause of the delay to the Services was beyond the reasonable control of the Consultant; Consultant must have actually been, or be likely to be, delayed in the manner set out in clause 8.5(b); Consultant must not have been given a direction under clause 8.10(a) with which it has been able to comply; and Contractor is entitled to grant the extension of time under clause 10.9 of the Managing Contractor Contract.

Conditions Precedent to Extension. It is a condition precedent to the Consultant's entitlement to an extension of time that the: Consultant must give gives the written claim required by clause 8.6 as required by that clause; cause of the delay to the Services was beyond the reasonable control of the Consultant; Consultant must have actually been, or be likely to be, delayed in the manner set out in clause 8.5(b8.5(b)(i) or 8.5(b)(ii); and Consultant must not have been given a direction under clause 8.10(a) 8.10 with which it has been able to comply; and Contractor is entitled to grant the extension of time under clause 10.9 of the Managing Contractor Contract.