Common use of Right to Stop Work for Cause Clause in Contracts

Right to Stop Work for Cause. Without limiting its other rights hereunder, Purchaser may order Contractor to stop performance of any portion of the Work that Purchaser believes may cause, or threatens to cause an immediate danger to life or material, or damage to property. In such event, Contractor shall not be entitled to a Change Order for the associated impact. Once the cause of the stop work order has been resolved by Contractor, Purchaser shall promptly direct Contractor to resume performance of the Work.

Right to Stop Work for Cause. Without limiting its other rights hereunder, Purchaser may order Contractor Supplier to stop performance of any portion of the Work that Purchaser believes may cause, cause or threatens to cause an immediate danger to life or material, or damage to property. In such event, Contractor Supplier shall not be entitled to a Change Order for the associated impact. Once the cause of the stop work order has been resolved by ContractorSupplier, Purchaser shall promptly direct Contractor Supplier to resume performance of the Work.

Right to Stop Work for Cause. Without limiting its other rights hereunder, Purchaser may order Contractor to stop performance of any that portion of the Work that reasonably appears to Purchaser believes may cause, to cause or threatens threaten to cause an immediate danger to life or material, or material damage to property. In If it is reasonably determined by Purchaser that such eventactivities of Contractor or its Subcontractors caused or threatened to cause immediate danger to life or material damage to property, Contractor shall not be entitled to a Change Order for the associated impact. Once the cause of the stop work order has been resolved by Contractor, Purchaser shall promptly direct Contractor to resume performance of the WorkWork that had been stopped.