Common use of Payment Hold Clause in Contracts

Payment Hold. ‌ PCORI reserves the right to withhold payments on a Contract at any time, in cases where the Recipient is non-compliant or in breach of this Contract. Such cases include, but are not limited to failure to submit proper documentation or reports by the appropriate due date, submission of unsatisfactory reports, failure to meet approved milestones, or failure to submit appropriate and updated IRB approvals, as determined at PCORI’s reasonable discretion. Payments will be reinstated when all outstanding documentation and/or reports have been approved by PCORI and/or all required corrective measures have been taken and documented.

Payment Hold. ‌ PCORI reserves the right to withhold payments on a Contract at any time, in cases where the Recipient is non-compliant or in breach of this Contract. Such cases include, but are not limited to to, failure to submit proper documentation or reports by the appropriate due date, or submission of unsatisfactory reports, failure to meet approved milestones, or failure to submit appropriate and updated IRB approvals, as determined at in PCORI’s reasonable discretion. Payments will be reinstated when all outstanding documentation and/or reports have been processed and approved by PCORI and/or all required corrective measures have been taken and documented.

Payment Hold. ‌ PCORI reserves the right to withhold payments on a Contract at any time, in cases where the Recipient is non-compliant or in breach of this Contract. Such cases include, but are not limited to failure to submit proper documentation or reports by the appropriate due date, submission of unsatisfactory reports, failure to meet approved milestones, or failure to submit appropriate and updated IRB approvals, as determined at PCORI’s reasonable discretion. Payments will be reinstated when all outstanding documentation and/or reports have been approved by PCORI and/or all required corrective measures have been taken and documented.

Payment Hold. ‌ PCORI reserves the right to withhold payments on a Contract at any time, in cases where the Recipient is non-compliant or in breach of this Contract. Such cases include, but are not limited to to, failure to submit proper documentation or reports by the appropriate due date, or submission of unsatisfactory reports, failure to meet approved milestones, or failure to submit appropriate and updated IRB approvals, as determined at in PCORI’s reasonable discretion. Payments will be reinstated when all outstanding documentation and/or reports have been approved by PCORI and/or all required corrective measures have been taken and documented.