Performance of Other Services Clause Samples
The "Performance of Other Services" clause defines the terms under which a party may provide additional services beyond those originally specified in the main agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting, approving, and compensating such extra services, often requiring written authorization or an amendment to the contract. Its core function is to ensure that any supplementary work is clearly documented and agreed upon, thereby preventing misunderstandings or disputes over scope and payment.
Performance of Other Services. As a part of this Contract, it is understood that Contractor is free to provide services outside this Contract as it sees fit at those times which Contractor is not obligated to County. It is also understood that County is free to have more than one contractor providing the type of services included in this Contract and County is under no obligation to refer any case to Contractor for services under this Contract.
Performance of Other Services. To perform such other services and activities as may be reasonably requested by the Program Director, which are consistent with the Residency Program.
Performance of Other Services. (307) 09/16/2021 The Contractor shall not deliver any Services and Deliverables nor perform other services that are outside of EXHIBIT B: Department’s Scope of Work or EXHIBIT C: Contractor’s Cost Worksheet or any other extend services per verbal authorization. Any extended services must be in writing from the Issuing Officer.
Performance of Other Services. Operator shall perform for Owner such other services as may from time- to-time be reasonably requested or necessary or appropriate in connection with the operation and maintenance of the Project and the Leased Equipment.
Performance of Other Services. From and after such time as the assets of the Company are distributed to a Liquidating Trust, the Executive shall be allowed to perform services for and engage in business activities with other persons so long as such services and activities do not prevent Executive from fulfilling his fiduciary responsibilities to the Company.
Performance of Other Services. From and after such time as an 80% SBU Sale has occurred with respect to two or more SBUs, the Company has liquidated or the assets of the Company are distributed to a liquidating trust, the Executive shall be allowed to perform services for and engage in business activities with other persons so long as such services and activities do not prevent Executive from fulfilling his fiduciary responsibilities to the Company.