Common use of Notice of Delay Clause in Contracts

Notice of Delay. (a) As soon as practically possible, but not later than ten (10) days after the commencement of any cause of delay, on account of which Builder claims that it is entitled under this Contract to a postponement of the Delivery Date, Builder shall (if practically possible) notify Buyer of the dates, the cause of delay which has occurred and its expected duration.

Notice of Delay. (ak) As soon as practically possible, but not later than Within ten (10) days after the commencement of any cause of delay, delay on account of which Builder BUILDER claims that it is entitled under this Contract CONTRACT to a postponement of the Delivery DateDELIVERY DATE, Builder BUILDER shall (if practically possible) notify Buyer BUYER of the dates, the cause of delay which has occurred and its expected duration.

Notice of Delay. (a) As soon as practically possible, but not later than Within ten (10) days after the commencement of any cause of delay, delay on account of which Builder BUILDER claims that it is entitled under this Contract CONTRACT to a postponement of the Delivery DateDELIVERY DATE, Builder BUILDER shall (if practically possible) notify Buyer BUYER of the dates, the cause of delay which has occurred and its expected duration.

Notice of Delay. (a) As soon as practically possible, but not later than ten Ten (10) days after the commencement of any cause of delay, on account of which Builder claims that it is entitled under this Contract to a postponement of the Delivery Date, Builder shall (if practically possible) notify Buyer of the datesdate, the cause of delay which has occurred and and, its expected durationduration and shall provide the Buyer if reasonably available with evidence to justify the delay claimed.