Common use of Responsibility for Performance Clause in Contracts

Responsibility for Performance. In the event the Grantor and Grantee determine that any work is required or desirable to install intermediate or supplementary Structures, make existing Structures capable of supporting the Cable, define the Route more clearly or provide for alternative Route Segments (collectively "Make Ready Work"), Grantor will either perform such Make Ready Work or permit Grantee or its contractor to perform such Make Ready Work. Any charges for Make Ready Work performed by Grantor (other than to satisfy the representation made in Section 18.3) will be paid at Grantor's Actual Costs 30 days after presentation of an invoice for such work. If Grantor elects to perform any Make Ready Work, Grantor will either (i) endeavor to include such work in its normal work load schedule, or (ii) at the request of Grantee, based on the availability of Grantor's manpower, shall perform such Make Ready Work after normal hours and at prevailing overtime rates, but not less than straight-time rates.

Responsibility for Performance. In the event the Grantor and Grantee determine that any work is required or desirable to install intermediate or supplementary Structures, make existing Structures capable of supporting the Cable, define the Route more clearly or provide for alternative Route Segments (collectively "“Make Ready Work"”), Grantor will either perform such Make Ready Work or permit Grantee or its contractor to perform such Make Ready Work. Any charges for Make Ready Work performed by Grantor (other than to satisfy the representation made in Section 18.3) will be paid at Grantor's ’s Actual Costs 30 days after presentation of an invoice for such work. If Grantor elects to perform any Make Ready Work, Grantor will either (i) endeavor to include such work in its normal work load schedule, or (ii) at the request of Grantee, based on the availability of Grantor's ’s manpower, shall perform such Make Ready Work after normal hours and at prevailing overtime rates, but not less than straight-time rates.