Common use of Damage Clause in Contracts

Damage. If for any reason, the new engine(s)/equipment is (are) damaged but repairable during the life of this Agreement, the Participant shall notify the NSAQMD of this fact in writing within 15 days and begin working with the NSAQMD to promptly complete one of the two options listed below: (a) Participant shall have the damaged engine(s)/equipment repaired by an agent that is authorized by the manufacturer to complete the repairs. Use of an unauthorized agent for the engine(s)/equipment repair shall constitute a breach of this Agreement. Depending on the needed repair time, the NSAQMD will determine if an amendment to the Agreement is needed to extend the life of the Agreement to account for the time that the engine(s)/equipment will be out of service and unable to meet the original Agreement performance obligations. In the event that such an amendment is not possible as a result of regulatory requirements, this Agreement’s performance requirements shall be addressed by the Participant repaying the NSAQMD a portion of the grant amount based on the repayment equation specified in Paragraph 4 (“Performance”) of this Agreement. (b) If the Participant elects not to have the damaged engine(s)/equipment repaired, then the Participant shall repay the NSAQMD based on the repayment equation specified in Paragraph 4 (“Performance”) of this Agreement.

Appears in 19 contracts

Samples: Grant Agreement, Grant Agreement, Grant Agreement

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