Common use of Failure to Issue a Certificate Clause in Contracts

Failure to Issue a Certificate. If a certificate is not issued by the Authority pursuant to Clause 4.2 (Contractor’s Consent) within six (6) weeks of the date of this Contract then the Contractor shall be entitled by giving notice in writing to the Authority within five (5) Business Days of such date to terminate this Contract, whereupon the Relevant Discharge Terms shall apply.

Failure to Issue a Certificate. If a certificate is not issued by the Authority pursuant to Clause 4.2 clause 76.2 (Contractor’s 's Consent) within six (6) weeks of the date of this Contract Agreement then the Contractor shall be entitled by giving notice in writing to the Authority within five (5) Business Days of such date to terminate this ContractAgreement, whereupon the Relevant Discharge Terms Authority shall applypay to the Contractor an amount equal to the compensation that would be payable in accordance with clause 35 (Compensation on Termination for Authority Default/Voluntary Termination) on termination for Authority Default pursuant to clause 29.2 (Termination on Authority Default).

Failure to Issue a Certificate. If a certificate is not issued by the Authority pursuant to Clause 4.2 clause 85.2 (Contractor’s 's Consent) within [six (6) )] weeks of the date of this Contract Agreement then the Contractor shall be entitled by giving notice in writing to the Authority within five (5) Business Days of such date to terminate this ContractAgreement, whereupon the Relevant Discharge Terms Authority shall applypay to the Contractor an amount equal to the compensation that would be payable in accordance with clause 49 (Compensation on Termination for Authority Default/Voluntary Termination) on termination for Authority Default pursuant to clause 41.2 (Termination on Authority Default).