Common use of Local Outputs - Performance Orders Clause in Contracts

Local Outputs - Performance Orders. ‌ If: (a) a breach of contract is a failure by Network Rail to achieve a Local Output; or (b) in the Train Operator’s opinion, Network Rail is likely to fail to achieve a Local Output applicable to the Train Operator, then: (i) the Train Operator shall be entitled to apply under Clause 13.3 for a Performance Order, where applicable on an anticipatory basis; and (ii) if a Performance Order is made, Network Rail shall comply with it.

Local Outputs - Performance Orders. ‌ If: (a) a breach of contract is a failure by Network Rail to achieve a Local Output; or (b) in the Train Operator’s opinion, Network Rail is likely to fail to achieve a Local Output applicable to the Train Operator, then: (i) the Train Operator shall be entitled to apply under Clause 13.3 for a Performance Order, where applicable on an anticipatory basis; and (ii) if a Performance Order is made, Network Rail shall comply with it.

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Local Outputs - Performance Orders. ‌ If: (a) a breach of contract is a failure by Network Rail to achieve a Local Output; or (b) in the Train Operator’s opinion, Network Rail is likely to fail to achieve a Local Output applicable to the Train Operator, then: (i) $ the Train Operator shall be entitled to apply under Clause 13.3 for a Performance Order, where applicable on an anticipatory basis; and (ii) $ if a Performance Order is made, Network Rail shall comply with it.