CONTRACTOR’S RIGHT TO PERFORM SUBCONTRACTOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES AND TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

CONTRACTOR’S RIGHT TO PERFORM SUBCONTRACTOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES AND TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT. 8.1 FAILURE OF PERFORMANCE
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CONTRACTOR’S RIGHT TO PERFORM SUBCONTRACTOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES AND TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT. 9.1 FAILURE OF PERFORMANCE. The undersigned authorized representative of Subcontractor hereby agrees to guarantee personally all defaults by Subcontractor, including but not limited to situations where Subcontractor: fails to commence work when required; Fails to prosecute the work diligently; Fails to make the progress required; Fails to furnish a sufficient number of properly skilled workers or a sufficient quantity of suitable materials or adequate equipment; Fails to perform the work in the order and sequence directed; Fails to correct or replace any damaged or defective work or materials; Becomes insolvent or become subject to any receivership proceedings; Becomes subject to a valid tax or levy; Makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors; Fails to complete the work on any stage thereof within the time specified; Becomes involved in any labor difficulty; or Commits a materials breach of this Agreement. On such default and after giving Subcontractor 48-hour notice in writing, if Subcontractor fails to cure during such notice period and without further notice to Subcontractor, Contractor shall have
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