Common use of Duty to Continue Performance Clause in Contracts

Duty to Continue Performance. 13.6.1 In the event of a dispute between Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor over the scope of Design-Build Subcontractor’s Work under this Agreement, or any other dispute regarding the parties’ rights and obligations under this Agreement, Design-Build Subcontractor shall follow the written direction of Design-Builder and shall not delay, postpone or otherwise hinder the progress of the Work. Design-Build Subcontractor shall give written notice of claim relating to any work for which extra compensation is claimed within 7 days (or within a lesser time period if required elsewhere in the Contract Documents) after Design-Build Subcontractor becomes aware of its claim, or Design-Build Subcontractor shall be deemed to have abandoned any claim therefore. In the event of such a dispute, it is understood that Design-Build Subcontractor reserves all of its contractual rights as it proceeds under protest pursuant to Design-Builder’s written direction.

Duty to Continue Performance. SAMPLE 13.6.1 In the event of a dispute between Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor over the scope of Design-Build Subcontractor’s Work under this Agreement, or any other dispute regarding the parties’ rights and obligations under this Agreement, Design-Build Subcontractor shall follow the written direction of Design-Builder and shall not delay, postpone or otherwise hinder the progress of the Work. Design-Build Subcontractor shall give written notice of claim relating to any work for which extra compensation is claimed within 7 days (or within a lesser time period if required elsewhere in the Contract Documents) after Design-Build Subcontractor becomes aware of its claim, or Design-Build Subcontractor shall be deemed to have abandoned any claim therefore. In the event of such a dispute, it is understood that Design-Build Subcontractor reserves all of its contractual rights as it proceeds under protest pursuant to Design-Builder’s written direction.

Duty to Continue Performance. 13.6.1 In the event of a dispute between Design-Builder and Design-Build Subcontractor over the scope of Design-Build Subcontractor’s Work under this Agreement, or any other dispute regarding the parties’ rights and obligations under this Agreement, Design-Build Subcontractor shall follow the written direction of Design-Builder and shall not delay, postpone or otherwise hinder the progress of the Work. Design-Build Subcontractor shall give written notice of claim relating to any work for which extra compensation is claimed within 7 days (or within a lesser time period if required elsewhere in the Contract Documents) after Design-Build Subcontractor becomes aware of its claim, or Design-Build Subcontractor shall be deemed to have abandoned any claim therefore. In the event of such a dispute, it is understood that Design-Build Subcontractor reserves all of its contractual rights as it proceeds under protest pursuant to Design-Builder’s written direction.In