Method of Payment of Authority Contribution Sample Clauses

Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. If no response is received from the Authority within the forty (40) Business Day time period referred to in paragraph 13.2.1 (Inability to Obtain Funding for Capital Expenditure) above, the Contractor shall give written notice to the Authority of its failure to respond. If no response is received from the Authority within a further ten (10) Business Days following the date the Contractor serves the notice on the Authority, or if the Authority refuses to pay the costs for which funding is not available, the Change Notice shall be treated as having been withdrawn and paragraph 9 (Approval of Estimates) shall apply.
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. Where the Authority is paying capital costs pursuant to paragraph 13.1.1 (Responsibility for Funding) or paragraph 13.2 (Inability to Obtain Funding for Capital Expenditure) and/or paragraph 13.3 (Authority Contribution to Funding): the Authority and the Contractor shall agree a payment schedule in respect of the payment of such sum reflecting the amount and timing of the costs to be incurred by the Contractor; the Authority and the Contractor shall agree, where payment for part of a Change reflects the carrying out of, or specific progress towards, an element within the Change, an objective means of providing evidence confirming that the part of the Change corresponding to each occasion when payment is due under the payment schedule has been duly carried out; and/or the Authority shall make payment(s) to the Contractor solely in accordance with clause 28 (Payment Provisions).
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. This paragraph 12 shall apply where Capital Expenditure for an Approved Project is to be funded in whole or part by the Authority. Sub-hubco shall invoice the Authority for Capital Expenditure incurred by Sub-hubco to implement a High Value Change that is to be borne by the Authority according to the payment schedule set out in the High Value Change Stage 2 Submission as referred to in paragraph 3.4.11 of this Section 4. The Authority shall make a payment to Sub-hubco within fifteen (15) Business Days of receipt by the Authority of invoices presented to the Authority (complete in all material respects) in accordance with paragraph 12.2 of this Section 4, accompanied by the relevant evidence (where applicable) that the relevant part of the High Value Change has been carried out.
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. The Authority and the Contractor shall agree:
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. This paragraph 11 shall apply where an Approved Project provides that the High Value Change shall be funded in whole or part other than by adjustment of the Unitary Charge. The Authority and the Contractor shall agree:
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. Where the Authority agrees to pay the costs for which funding is not available pursuant to clause 33.12 (Authority Contribution to Funding):-
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. Sub-hubco shall invoice the Authority for Capital Expenditure incurred by Sub-hubco to implement a Medium Value Change according to the payment schedule set out in the Estimate as referred to in paragraph 3.10. The Authority shall make a payment to Sub-hubco within fifteen (15) Business Days of receipt by the Authority of invoices presented to the Authority (complete in all material respects) in accordance with paragraph 10.1 of this Section 3 accompanied by the relevant evidence (where applicable) that the relevant part of the Medium Value Change has been carried out.
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Method of Payment of Authority Contribution. This paragraph 12 shall apply where Capital Expenditure for an Approved Project is to be funded in whole or part by the Authority. DBFM Co shall invoice the Authority for Capital Expenditure incurred by DBFM Co to implement a High Value Change that is to be borne by the Authority according to the payment schedule set out in the High Value Change Stage 2 Submission as referred to in paragraph 3.4.11 of this Section 4. The Authority shall make a payment to DBFM Co within fifteen (15) Business Days of receipt by the Authority of invoices presented to the Authority (complete in all material respects) in accordance with paragraph 12.2 of this Section 4, accompanied by the relevant evidence (where applicable) that the relevant part of the High Value Change has been carried out.
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