Common use of Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations Clause in Contracts

Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations. 12.1. The Contractor shall not without EFI’s prior written consent subcontract any tasks under this Contract nor cause this Contract to be performed in fact by third parties. 12.2. Where EFI has approved subcontracting of tasks under this Contract, the Contractor shall still be bound by the obligations of under this Contract. EFI will treat all contractual matters exclusively with the Contractor, whether or not individual tasks are performed by a subcontractor. The Contractor can under no circumstances avoid liability towards EFI on the grounds that the subcontractor is at fault. 12.3. The Contractor shall ensure that the subcontracting of tasks under this Contract does not affect the rights and guarantees to which EFI is entitled by virtue of this Contract, and that the conditions applicable to it under this Contract also are applicable to any third party performing tasks under the Contract. 12.4. The Contractor may not without the prior written consent of EFI assign or transfer any rights or obligations under this Contract. This shall also apply where the Contractor’s legal identity has changed as a result of a takeover, merger or for any other reason. Any unauthorized assignment of rights or obligations shall have no effect on EFI. Article 13 Force majeure 13.1. Force majeure shall mean an exceptional circumstance or event beyond the control of the non- performing party, which was not due to error or negligence on their part or on the part of a subcontractor, and could not have been avoided by the exercise of due diligence. Labour disputes, strikes and financial problems shall not constitute force majeure, unless they stem directly from a relevant case of force majeure. 13.2. Neither contracting party shall be held in breach of its contractual obligations if it has been prevented from performing them by force majeure. Where the Contractor is unable to perform contractual obligations due to force majeure, he shall have the right to remuneration only for tasks actually executed. 13.3. If either contracting party is faced with force majeure, it shall notify the other party without delay stating the nature, likely duration and foreseeable effects.

Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations. 12.1. The Contractor shall not without EFI’s prior written consent subcontract any tasks under this Contract nor cause this Contract to be performed in fact by third parties.Contract 12.2. Where EFI has approved subcontracting of tasks under this Contract, the Contractor shall still be bound by the obligations of under this Contract. EFI will treat all contractual matters exclusively with the Contractor, whether or not individual tasks are performed by a subcontractor. The Contractor can under no circumstances avoid liability towards EFI on the grounds that the subcontractor is at fault. 12.3. The Contractor shall ensure that the subcontracting of tasks under this Contract does not affect the rights and guarantees to which EFI is entitled by virtue of this Contract, and that the conditions applicable to it under this Contract also are applicable to any third party performing tasks under the Contract. 12.4. The Contractor may not without the prior written consent of EFI assign or transfer any rights or obligations under this Contract. This shall also apply where the Contractor’s legal identity has changed as a result of a takeover, merger or for any other reason. Any unauthorized assignment of rights or obligations shall have no effect on EFI. Article 13 Force majeure 13.1. Force majeure shall mean an exceptional circumstance or event beyond the control of the non- performing party, which was not due to error or negligence on their part or on the part of a subcontractor, and could not have been avoided by the exercise of due diligence. Labour disputes, strikes and financial problems shall not constitute force majeure, unless they stem directly from a relevant case of force majeure. 13.2. Neither contracting party shall be held in breach of its contractual obligations if it has been prevented from performing them by force majeure. Where the Contractor is unable to perform contractual obligations due to force majeure, he shall have the right to remuneration only for tasks actually executed. 13.3. If either contracting party is faced with force majeure, it shall notify the other party without delay stating the nature, likely duration and foreseeable effects.

Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations. 12.1. The Contractor shall not without EFI’s prior written consent subcontract any tasks under this Contract nor cause this Contract to be performed in fact by third parties. 12.2. Where EFI has approved subcontracting of tasks under this Contract, the Contractor shall still be bound by the obligations of under this Contract. EFI will treat all contractual matters exclusively with the Contractor, whether or not individual tasks are performed by a subcontractor. The Contractor can under no circumstances avoid liability towards EFI on the grounds that the subcontractor is at fault. 12.3. The Contractor shall ensure that the subcontracting of tasks under this Contract does not affect the rights and guarantees to which EFI is entitled by virtue of this Contract, and that the conditions applicable to it under this Contract also are applicable to any third party performing tasks under the Contract. 12.4. The Contractor may not without the prior written consent of EFI assign or transfer any rights or obligations under this Contract. This shall also apply where the Contractor’s legal identity has changed as a result of a takeover, merger or for any other reason. Any unauthorized assignment of rights or obligations shall have no effect on EFI. Article 13 Force majeure 13.1. Force majeure shall mean an exceptional circumstance or event beyond the control of the non- non‐ performing party, which was not due to error or negligence on their part or on the part of a subcontractor, and could not have been avoided by the exercise of due diligence. Labour disputes, strikes and financial problems shall not constitute force majeure, unless they stem directly from a relevant case of force majeure. 13.2. Neither contracting party shall be held in breach of its contractual obligations if it has been prevented from performing them by force majeure. Where the Contractor is unable to perform contractual obligations due to force majeure, he shall have the right to remuneration only for tasks actually executed. 13.3. If either contracting party is faced with force majeure, it shall notify the other party without delay stating the nature, likely duration and foreseeable effects.

Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations. 12.1. The Contractor shall not without EFI’s prior written consent subcontract any tasks under this Contract nor cause this Contract to be performed in fact by third parties. 12.2. Where EFI has approved subcontracting of tasks under this Contract, the Contractor shall still be bound by the obligations of under this Contract. EFI will treat all contractual matters exclusively with the Contractor, whether or not individual tasks are performed by a subcontractor. The Contractor can under no circumstances avoid liability towards EFI on the grounds that the subcontractor is at fault.Contractor 12.3. The Contractor shall ensure that the subcontracting of tasks under this Contract does not affect the rights and guarantees to which EFI is entitled by virtue of this Contract, and that the conditions applicable to it under this Contract also are applicable to any third party performing tasks under the Contract. 12.4. The Contractor may not without the prior written consent of EFI assign or transfer any rights or obligations under this Contract. This shall also apply where the Contractor’s legal identity has changed as a result of a takeover, merger or for any other reason. Any unauthorized assignment of rights or obligations shall have no effect on EFI. Article 13 Force majeure 13.1. Force majeure shall mean an exceptional circumstance or event beyond the control of the non- performing party, which was not due to error or negligence on their part or on the part of a subcontractor, and could not have been avoided by the exercise of due diligence. Labour disputes, strikes and financial problems shall not constitute force majeure, unless they stem directly from a relevant case of force majeure. 13.2. Neither contracting party shall be held in breach of its contractual obligations if it has been prevented from performing them by force majeure. Where the Contractor is unable to perform contractual obligations due to force majeure, he shall have the right to remuneration only for tasks actually executed. 13.3. If either contracting party is faced with force majeure, it shall notify the other party without delay stating the nature, likely duration and foreseeable effects.

Subcontracting and Assignment of rights and obligations. 12.1. The Contractor shall not without EFI’s prior written consent subcontract any tasks under this Contract nor cause this Contract to be performed in fact by third parties.this 12.2. Where EFI has approved subcontracting of tasks under this Contract, the Contractor shall still be bound by the obligations of under this Contract. EFI will treat all contractual matters exclusively with the Contractor, whether or not individual tasks are performed by a subcontractor. The Contractor can under no circumstances avoid liability towards EFI on the grounds that the subcontractor is at fault. 12.3. The Contractor shall ensure that the subcontracting of tasks under this Contract does not affect the rights and guarantees to which EFI is entitled by virtue of this Contract, and that the conditions applicable to it under this Contract also are applicable to any third party performing tasks under the Contract. 12.4. The Contractor may not without the prior written consent of EFI assign or transfer any rights or obligations under this Contract. This shall also apply where the Contractor’s legal identity has changed as a result of a takeover, merger or for any other reason. Any unauthorized assignment of rights or obligations shall have no effect on EFI. Article 13 Force majeure 13.1. Force majeure shall mean an exceptional circumstance or event beyond the control of the non- performing party, which was not due to error or negligence on their part or on the part of a subcontractor, and could not have been avoided by the exercise of due diligence. Labour disputes, strikes and financial problems shall not constitute force majeure, unless they stem directly from a relevant case of force majeure. 13.2. Neither contracting party shall be held in breach of its contractual obligations if it has been prevented from performing them by force majeure. Where the Contractor is unable to perform contractual obligations due to force majeure, he shall have the right to remuneration only for tasks actually executed. 13.3. If either contracting party is faced with force majeure, it shall notify the other party without delay stating the nature, likely duration and foreseeable effects.