Disputes Involving Owner Sample Clauses

Disputes Involving Owner. SAMPLE 13.3.1 To the extent a claim, dispute or controversy arises out of, or relates to, problems caused by Owner or for which Owner is responsible (“Owner Disputes”), such Owner Disputes shall be resolved pursuant to the dispute resolution clause set forth in the Design-Build Agreement. Both Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor agree to cooperate in the presentation and prosecution or defense of Owner Disputes. If, after a request for an extension of time or additional compensation from Design-Build Subcontractor, Design-Builder believes that the event causing the delay or additional compensation is the responsibility of Owner, then Design-Builder will cooperate with and assist Design-Build Subcontractor in presenting a request for an extension of time or additional compensation to Owner. Notwithstanding the above, Design-Builder reserves the right not to submit a claim to the Owner. In such cases, the claim shall be resolved pursuant to Section 13.4. 13.3.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions herein to the contrary, Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor each agree to accept the relief as to a time extension or additional compensation obtained from Owner, if any, as well as all other aspects of the final decision following appeal or the expiration of the time for appeal, as full and final resolution of any Owner Dispute. 13.3.3 If Design-Builder asserts a claim against Owner involving Design-Build Subcontractor, each party shall bear its own costs for outside counsel and third-party consultants retained to prosecute claims against Owner and for any other litigation costs. 13.3.4 If Owner contends that the Contract Documents have been breached, or otherwise asserts a claim or set-off against Design-Builder, the party determined to be responsible for the breach either by settlement or by the trier of fact shall be responsible for all costs occasioned by the breach, including counsel and litigation costs. If the trier of fact fails to determine the relative degrees of fault of Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor in connection with any claim by Owner, then Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor agree that the allocation of fault shall be determined pursuant to Section 13.4.
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Disputes Involving Owner. 11.3.1 To the extent a claim, dispute or controversy arises out of, or relates to, problems caused by Owner or for which Owner is responsible ("Owner Disputes"), such Owner Disputes shall be resolved pursuant to the dispute resolution clause set forth in the Design-Build Agreement. Both Design-Builder and Design Consultant agree to cooperate in the presentation and prosecution or defense of Owner Disputes. If, after a request for an extension of time or additional compensation from Design Consultant, Design-Builder believes that the event causing the delay or additional compensation is the responsibility of Owner, then Design-Builder will cooperate with and assist Design Consultant in presenting a request for an extension of time or additional compensation to Owner. Notwithstanding the above, Design-Builder reserves the right not to submit a claim to Owner. In such cases, the claim shall be resolved pursuant to Section 11.4. 11.3.2 Notwithstanding any other provisions herein to the contrary, Design-Builder and Design Consultant each agree to accept the relief as to a time extension or additional compensation obtained from Owner, if any, as well as all other aspects of the final decision following appeal or the expiration of the time for appeal, as full and final resolution of any Owner Dispute.
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Disputes Involving Owner. Any dispute resolution procedure in the Prime Contract is hereby incorporated into this Contract and shall apply to any disputes arising under any of the Contract Documents that involve the acts, or omissions of Owner or that are otherwise the responsibility of Owner under the Prime Contract (“Owner Disputes”). With respect to Owner Disputes, Contractor’s sole obligation is to present any timely filed claims by Subcontractor to Owner under such procedure, and to pay to Subcontractor the proportionate part of any sums paid by Owner to which Subcontractor is entitled hereunder.
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Disputes Involving Owner. Subcontractor shall not be entitled to receive any greater amount from XYZ than XYZ receives from Owner on account of Subcontractor's claim(s), less any markups or costs to which XYZ is otherwise entitled, and Subcontractor shall accept such amount, if any, received by XYZ from Owner as a full accord and satisfaction of all such claims for or on account of acts or omissions of Owner or its representatives. If Subcontractor fails to prosecute claims relating to acts or omissions of Owner through the dispute resolution procedures of the Prime Contract, or fails in any way to adhere to claims procedures contained in the Prime Contract, it shall be barred from asserting such claims against XYZ in any other proceeding or through any other procedures, including, but not limited to, those under Section 17.2 above. Subcontractor shall be solely responsible for complying with the requirements set forth for XYZ under the Prime Contract with respect to any claims by or against Subcontractor. Subcontractor shall reimburse XYZ for any expenses incurred by XYZ, including actual attorneys' fees, for XYZ's prosecution of a claim against Owner on behalf of, and at the request of, Subcontractor. If Owner makes a claim against XYZ for which Subcontractor is alleged to be responsible, Subcontractor shall defend such claims in accordance with the provisions of the Prime Contract. If Subcontractor fails to defend such claims, XYZ shall have the right to defend such claim at Subcontractor's sole expense.
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  • Formal Disputes concerning a pending or awarded Contract must be filed within ten (10) business days by an Interested Party (see II.B(1)(c)) after the disputing party knew or should have known of the facts which form the basis of the Formal Dispute; however, a Formal Dispute may not be filed later than ten (10) business days after issuance of the Contract award.

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