Common use of Default by the Contractor Clause in Contracts

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil fulfill his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's ’s express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's ’s expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to any other rights that UNIDO may have under this Contract or otherwise, including its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible bear sole responsibility for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty fourteen (3014) days of having been given UNIDO's express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil his its obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price Price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil fulfill his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's ' s express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. .When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof here of in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, ,in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price Price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil his obligations and responsibilities under this ContractLong Term Agreement, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty fourteen (3014) days of having been given UNIDO's ’s express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this ContractLong Term Agreement. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract Long Term Agreement as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract Long Term Agreement with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract Long Term Agreement price stipulated hereinbefore.

Default by the Contractor. In case the Contractor fails to fulfil fulfill his obligations and responsibilities under this Contract, and provided the Contractor has not remedied such failure(s) within thirty (30) days of having been given UNIDO's express written notification of the nature of the failure(s), UNIDO may, at its sole option and without prejudice to its right to withhold payment(s) as hereinbefore provided, hold the Contractor in default under this Contract. When the Contractor is thus in default, UNIDO may, by giving written notice to the Contractor, terminate the Contract as a whole or such part or parts thereof in respect of which the Contractor is in default. Upon such notice, UNIDO shall have the right to seek completion, at the Contractor's expense, of that part or those parts of the Contract with respect to which the Contractor is in default. The Contractor shall, in this case, be solely responsible for any reasonable costs of completion, including such costs which are incurred by UNIDO over and above the originally agreed Contract price stipulated hereinbefore.