Common use of Liquidated Damages Reasonable Clause in Contracts

Liquidated Damages Reasonable. The Parties agree that the extent and amount of loss or damage to Owner as result of Contractor's failure (a) to achieve Block Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date of a Block, (b) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date and (c) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility is impractical and difficult to determine with certainty. The Parties agree that such liquidated damages are a genuine pre-estimate of the damages suffered by Owner by reason of Contractor's failure to achieve or cause the Project to satisfy, obtain or achieve each Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility and are not intended as a penalty. ***, the amounts payable by Contractor to Owner under this Article 17 shall be Contractor's sole and exclusive liability to Owner, and Owner's sole and exclusive remedy, with respect to Contractor's failure (i) to achieve Block Substantial Completion of a Block by its Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, (ii) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or (iii) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility. If Contractor fails to pay any Block Delay Liquidated Damages, Facility Delay Liquidated Damages, Block Capacity Liquidated Damages or Final Capacity Liquidated Damages owing under this Article 17, Owner may deduct the amount thereof from any payment due, or that may become due, to Contractor under this Agreement or if no payment is due, may invoice Contractor for such amount. Nothing in this Article 17 shall be construed as relieving Contractor of its obligation to achieve Facility Substantial Completion.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement (Sunpower Corp), Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement (Sunpower Corp)

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Liquidated Damages Reasonable. The Parties agree that the extent and amount of loss or damage to Owner as result of Contractor's failure (a) to achieve Block Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date of a Block, (b) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date and (c) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility is impractical and difficult to determine with certainty. The Parties agree that such liquidated damages are a genuine pre-estimate of the damages suffered by Owner by reason of Contractor's failure to achieve or cause the Project to satisfy, obtain or achieve each Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility and are not intended as a penalty. ***, * the amounts payable by Contractor to Owner under this Article 17 shall be Contractor's sole and exclusive liability to Owner, and Owner's sole and exclusive remedy, with respect to Contractor's failure (i) to achieve Block Substantial *** CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. Completion of a Block by its Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, (ii) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or (iii) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility. If Contractor fails to pay any Block Delay Liquidated Damages, Facility Delay Liquidated Damages, Block Capacity Liquidated Damages or Final Capacity Liquidated Damages owing under this Article 17, Owner may deduct the amount thereof from any payment due, or that may become due, to Contractor under this Agreement or if no payment is due, may invoice Contractor for such amount. Nothing in this Article 17 shall be construed as relieving Contractor of its obligation to achieve Facility Substantial Completion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement (Sunpower Corp)

Liquidated Damages Reasonable. The Parties agree that the extent and amount of loss or damage to Owner as a result of Contractor's ’s failure (a) to achieve Block Substantial Completion the Construction Start Date by the Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date of a BlockConstriction Start Date, (b) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date and (c) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility is impractical and difficult to determine with certainty. The Parties agree that such liquidated damages Liquidated Damages are a genuine pre-estimate of the damages suffered by Owner by reason of Contractor's ’s failure to achieve achieve, or failure to cause the Project Facility to satisfy, obtain or achieve each Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Dateachieve, the Guaranteed Facility Construction Start Date, Guaranteed Substantial Completion Date or the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility and are not intended as a penalty. ***, the The amounts payable by Contractor to Owner under this Article 17 shall be Contractor's ’s sole and exclusive liability to Owner, and Owner's ’s sole and exclusive remedy, with respect to Contractor's ’s failure (i) to achieve Block Substantial Completion of a Block the Constriction Start Date by its the Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Construction Start Date, (ii) to achieve Facility to achieve Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or (iii) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility. If Contractor fails to pay any Block Delay Liquidated Damages, Facility Delay Liquidated Damages, Block Capacity Liquidated Damages or Final Capacity Liquidated Damages owing under this Article 17, Owner may deduct the amount thereof from any payment due, or that may become due, to Contractor under this Agreement or or, if no payment is due, Owner may invoice Contractor for such amount. Nothing in this Article 17 shall be construed as relieving Contractor of its obligation to achieve Facility Substantial CompletionCompletion or the Guaranteed Capacity for the Facility.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement

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Liquidated Damages Reasonable. The Parties agree that the extent and amount of loss or damage to Owner as result of Contractor's failure (a) to achieve Block Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date of a Block, (b) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date and (c) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility is impractical and difficult to determine with certainty. The Parties agree that such liquidated damages are a genuine pre-estimate of the damages suffered by Owner by reason of Contractor's failure to achieve or cause the Project to satisfy, obtain or achieve each Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility and are not intended as a penalty. ***, * the amounts payable by Contractor to Owner under this Article 17 shall be Contractor's sole and exclusive liability to Owner, and Owner's sole and exclusive remedy, with respect to Contractor's failure (i) to achieve Block Substantial Completion of a Block by its Guaranteed Block Substantial Completion Date, (ii) to achieve Facility Substantial Completion by the Guaranteed Facility Substantial Completion Date or (iii) to achieve the Guaranteed Capacity for a Block or the Facility. If Contractor fails to pay any Block Delay Liquidated Damages, Facility Delay Liquidated Damages, Block Capacity Liquidated Damages or Final Capacity Liquidated Damages owing under this Article 17, Owner may deduct the amount thereof from any payment due, or that may become due, to Contractor under this Agreement or if no payment is due, may invoice Contractor for such amount. Nothing in this Article 17 shall be construed as relieving Contractor of its obligation to achieve Facility Substantial Completion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement (Sunpower Corp)

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