Suspension of the project. 1. The coordinator shall immediately inform the REA of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The coordinator can propose to suspend the whole or part of the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The coordinator must inform the REA without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project will begin again.
3. The REA may suspend the whole or part of the project where it considers that the consortium is not fulfilling its obligations according to this grant agreement. The coordinator shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. The coordinator shall inform the other beneficiaries. This suspension takes effect 10 days after the receipt of the notification by the coordinator.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the project for carrying out any part of the project that has been suspended.
5. The suspension of the whole or part of the project may be lifted once the parties to the grant agreement have agreed on the continuation of the project and, as appropriate, any necessary modification, including extension of the duration of the project, has been identified by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project. 1. The coordinator shall immediately inform the JU of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The coordinator can propose to suspend the whole or part of the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The coordinator must inform the JU without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project will begin again.
3. After having given the consortium through the coordinator a delay to make observations, the JU may suspend the whole or part of the project where it considers that the consortium is not fulfilling its obligations according to this grant agreement. The coordinator shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. The coordinator shall inform the other beneficiaries. This suspension takes effect 10 days after the receipt of the notification by the coordinator.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the project for carrying out any part of the project that has been suspended.
5. The suspension of the whole or part of the project may be lifted once the parties to the grant agreement have agreed on the continuation of the project and, as appropriate, any necessary modification, including extension of the duration of the project, has been identified by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project. 1. The coordinator shall immediately inform the Commission of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The coordinator may propose to suspend the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The coordinator shall inform the Commission without delay of such circumstances, including all justifications and information relating to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project may begin again. The suspension shall be subject to written approval by the Commission and shall take effect on the date when the coordinator receives notification from the Commission of its approval.
3. The Commission may suspend all of the work under the project where it considers that the consortium is not fulfilling its obligations under this grant agreement, in order to re- negotiate with it and propose the necessary amendments to the grant agreement to redress the situation. It shall notify the coordinator without delay of the justifications for suspension as well as of the conditions necessary for the work to be resumed. This suspension shall take effect on the date when the coordinator receives notification from the Commission.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the project.
5. The suspension of the project may be lifted once both parties have agreed on its continuation and, as appropriate, once any necessary modification, including the extension of the duration, has been made by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project. 1. The beneficiary shall immediately inform the REA of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The beneficiary can propose to suspend the whole or part of the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The beneficiary must inform the REA without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project will begin again.
3. The REA may suspend the whole or part of the project where it considers that the beneficiary is not fulfilling its obligations according to this grant agreement. The beneficiary shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. This suspension takes effect 10 days after the receipt of the notification by the beneficiary.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the project for carrying out any part of the project that has been suspended.
5. The suspension of the whole or part of the project may be lifted once the parties to the grant agreement have agreed on the continuation of the project and, as appropriate, any necessary modification, including extension of the duration of the project, has been identified by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project.
1. The coordinator shall immediately inform the Commission of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The coordinator can propose to suspend the whole or part of the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The coordinator must inform the Commission without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project will begin again.
3. The Commission may suspend the whole or part of the project where it considers that the consortium is not fulfilling its obligations according to this grant agreement. The coordinator shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. The coordinator shall inform the other
Suspension of the project. 1. The Coordinator shall immediately inform the BONUS EEIG and respective National Funding Institutions of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the project.
2. The Coordinator can propose to suspend the whole or part of the project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The Coordinator must inform the BONUS EEIG and respective National Funding Institutions without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the project will begin again.
3. The BONUS EEIG may suspend after consultation of the respective National Funding Institutions the whole or part of the project where it considers that the Consortium is not fulfilling its obligations according to this Grant Agreement. The Coordinator shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. The Coordinator shall inform the other Beneficiaries. This suspension takes effect 10 days after the receipt of the notification by the Coordinator.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the project for carrying out any part of the project that has been suspended.
5. The suspension of the whole or part of the project may be lifted once the parties to the Grant Agreement have agreed on the continuation of the project and, as appropriate, any necessary modification, including extension of the duration of the project, has been identified by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project. 9.3.1 If the Owner suspends the Project, the Architect shall be compensated for services performed prior to notice of such suspension. If and when the Project is resumed, the Architect’s fees for the remaining services and the time schedules shall be equitably adjusted.
9.3.2 If the Owner suspends the Project for more than 90 cumulative days for reasons other than the fault of the Architect or the Architect’s consultants, the Architect may terminate this Agreement by giving not less than 7 days’ written notice.
Suspension of the project. 1. The coordinator shall immediately inform the Joint Undertaking of any event affecting or delaying the implementation of the Project.
2. The coordinator can propose to suspend the whole or part of the Project if force majeure or exceptional circumstances render its execution excessively difficult or uneconomic. The coordinator must inform the Joint Undertaking without delay of such circumstances, including full justification and information related to the event, as well as an estimation of the date when the work on the Project will begin again.
3. The Joint Undertaking may suspend the whole or part of the Project where it considers that the consortium is not fulfilling its obligations according to this grant agreement after having given the consortium through the coordinator the opportunity to present its observations. The coordinator shall be informed without delay of the justification for such an event and the conditions necessary to reinstate the work again. The coordinator shall inform the other beneficiaries. This suspension takes effect 10 days after the receipt of the notification by the coordinator.
4. During the period of suspension, no costs may be charged to the Project for carrying out any part of the Project that has been suspended. When a beneficiary has concluded a corresponding national grant agreement, any costs that may be charged by this beneficiary to the Project for carrying out any part of the Project that has been suspended may not be reimbursed by the Joint Undertaking.
5. The suspension of the whole or part of the Project may be lifted once the parties to the grant agreement have agreed on the continuation of the Project and, as appropriate, any necessary modification, including extension of the duration of the Project, has been identified by means of a written amendment.
Suspension of the project. 1. The suspension is of an exceptional nature and is granted upon the occurrence of conditions that cannot be foreseen at the time of the initiative approval.
2. AICS Office authorizes the suspension of a project in the presence of a reasoned request from the implementing Entity. During the possible suspension period, no expenses may be charged to the initiative, except the expenses that fulfill legal obligations. Any guarantee provided for the disbursement of advances must also be suspended.
Suspension of the project. If the Project is suspended for more than ninety (90) consecutive days, the Owner’s Representative may terminate this Agreement by giving not less than thirty (30) days’ written notice.
