Common use of Proposed Variations Clause in Contracts

Proposed Variations. (a) Upon receipt of a notice in writing from the Purchaser advising Seller of a proposed Variation under this Clause 3, Seller must advise the Purchaser whether the proposed Variation can be affected. If the Variation can be affected, Seller must: (i) advise the Purchaser of the effect which Seller anticipates that the Variation will have on the date for completion of the Work; and (ii) provide an estimate of the cost (including delay costs, if any) of the proposed Variation. (b) If a Variation is executed by both Parties, the Purchaser must reimburse Seller for all costs of complying with the requirements of this Clause 3.2 and for all increases to the Price.

Proposed Variations. (a) Upon receipt of a notice in writing from the Purchaser advising Seller of a proposed Variation under this Clause 3, Seller must advise the Purchaser whether the proposed Variation can be affected. If the Variation can be affected, Seller must: (i) advise the Purchaser of the effect which Seller anticipates that the Variation will have on the date for completion of the Work; and (ii) provide an estimate of the cost (including delay costs, if any) of the proposed Variation. (b) If a Variation is executed by both Parties, the Purchaser must reimburse Seller for all costs of complying with the requirements of this Clause 3.2 and for all increases to the Price.