DISAGREEMENT AS TO WHETHER THERE IS A CHANGE Sample Clauses

DISAGREEMENT AS TO WHETHER THERE IS A CHANGE. If the Customer requests, in the form of written orders, specifications or otherwise from an authorised person, the performance of certain specific work that the Contractor believes to fall outside the scope of its obligations pursuant to the Agreement, the Contractor shall, in writing, request the Customer issue a change order. Together with the change order request, the Contractor shall provide the Customer with a study of relevant risk and change consequences, as well as a price estimate (change estimate) pursuant to clause 3.2. The costs associated with the preparation of change estimates shall be paid by the Customer if the Contractor's request for a change order is accepted. If the Contractor fails to make such request within a reasonable period of time, the work shall be deemed to form part of the Contractor’s obligations pursuant to the Agreement, and the Contractor waives its right to invoke such work as grounds for extending deadlines, additional consideration or damages.
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DISAGREEMENT AS TO WHETHER THERE IS A CHANGE. If the Customer requests, in the form of orders, specifications or otherwise, the performance of certain specific work that the Contractor believes to fall outside the scope of his obligations pursuant to the Agreement, the Contractor shall, in writing, request the Customer to issue a change order. Together with the change order request, the Contractor shall provide the Customer with a study of relevant risk and change consequences, as well as a price estimate (change estimate) pursuant to Clause 3.2. Costs in connection with the preparation of the change estimate shall not be covered by the Customer unless a change order is issued pursuant to Clause 3.3. If the Contractor fails to make such request without undue delay, the work shall be deemed to form part of the Contractor’s obligations pursuant to the Agreement, and the Contractor waives its right to invoke such work as grounds for extension of time limits, additional consideration or damages.
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DISAGREEMENT AS TO WHETHER THERE IS A CHANGE. ‌ If the Customer requests, in the form of orders, specifications or otherwise, the performance of certain specific work that the Contractor believes to fall outside the scope of its obligations pursuant to the Agreement, the Contractor shall, in writing, request the Customer issue a change order. Together with the change order request, the Contractor shall provide the Customer with a study of relevant risk and change consequences, as well as a price estimate (change estimate) pursuant to clause 3.3. Costs associated with drawing up a change estimate are not covered by the Customer if a change order in accordance with clause 3.4 is not issued. If the Contractor fails to make such request without undue delay, the work shall be deemed to form part of the Contractor’s obligations pursuant to the Agreement, and the Contractor waives its right to invoke such work as grounds for extending deadlines, additional consideration or damages.
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DISAGREEMENT AS TO WHETHER THERE IS A CHANGE. If the Customer requires written notice in the form of orders, specifications or otherwise performed a specific work which the Contractor does not consider to be part of his obligations under the agreement, the Contractor shall in writing require that the Customer make a change order. The Contractor shall, together with the request for change orders, send the Customer an assessment of the relevant risk and change consequences and provide a price estimate (change estimate) according to clause 3.4, second paragraph. Costs in connection with the preparation of the change estimates are covered by the Customer if the Contractor is given the right in his claim for change order. If the Contractor fails to make such claims within a reasonable period of time, the work shall be deemed to be a part of the Contractor's obligation under the agreement and the Contractor loses his right to invoke his work as a basis for extension of time, additional remuneration or compensation until such time as the claim for change order is promoted. Such claims must, however, be promoted no later than 6 (six) months after the work was commenced.
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