Delayed completion test Sample Clauses

Delayed completion test. 8.4.1 If any reason attributable to the contractor causes certain project to be behind the completion test progress plan, the contractor shall at its own expenses take measures to catch up with the completion test progress plan according to the provisions as set forth in Article 4.1.2. 8.4.2 In case of delay in the completion test caused by any reason attributable to the contractor, which leads to delay in the date of completion of the project as set forth in the contract, according to the provisions on delay and damage compensation as set forth in Article 4.5, the contractor shall be liable for delay and damage compensation. 8.4.3 Completion test organized by the contract letting party. Without any legitimate reason, if the contractor fails to conduct certain completion test according to the completion test progress plan decided by the completion test leading organ, and within 10 days upon receipt of notice sent by the test leading organ, the contractor still fails to conduct certain completion test without any legitimate reason, the contract letting party shall be entitled to on its own organize such completion test, the test risks and expenses shall be borne by the contractor. 8.4.4 If the contract letting party fails to perform its obligations as set forth in Article 8.1.2 hereof, which causes delay in the completion test, in case of any increase in the expenses, the contract letting party shall bear reasonable expenses, in case of delay in the completion test progress plan, the date of completion shall be postponed accordingly.
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Delayed completion test. 8.4.1 If a certain engineering lags behind the progress schedule of completion test due to Contractor, it shall take actions to catch up with the progress schedule at its own expenses as agreed in article 4.1.2. 8.4.2 Contractor is held liable for overdue compensation on which as agreed in article 4.5, if the delay of completion test caused by Contractor leads to delay of specified completion date under this Contract. 8.4.3 Completion test organized by Employer. Contractor, without justifiable reasons, failing to complete test according to the progress schedule of completion test decided by leading organization institution, and in 10 days after receiving the notice from leading institution of this test, without justifiable reasons, still has not completed the test, Employer shall therefore have the right to organize the completion test, of which the risks and expenses shall be borne by Contractor. 8.4.4 If Employer’s failure to carry out their duties according to the provisions of the article 8.1.2, results in delayed completion test by Contractor and increased costs, the incurred expenses shall be borne by Employer, and the completion date shall be postponed accordingly when completion test schedule is delayed. Contract Number: SMX-JSZH - [ 2019 ] - [ 035 ]

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