The Contracting Authority’s right to terminate Sample Clauses

The Contracting Authority’s right to terminate. ‌ The Contracting Authority shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement if the PPP company is in material breach of its obligations under the Agreement. The Contracting Authority shall be entitled to terminate either the part of the Agreement covering the waste management system, the part covering rain water management, the part covering the wastewater treatment plant, or the Agreement in its entirety. The following circumstances shall be deemed to constitute material breach (the list is not exhaustive): • Delay of Handover for more than 6 months, • The combined deductions in the Services Payment within a period of 12 (twelve) months amount to more than DKK 500,000.- (excl. VAT). • The Contracting Authority has been entitled to use its right of substitution, see clause 5.4, more than twice. • The PPP company fails to provide the security stipulated in clauses 6.4 or 6.5. • The PPP company is not insured as stipulated in clause 6.6. • The PPP company’s bankruptcy, reconstruction proceedings, negotiations for an arrangement with its creditors, or the Supplier's materially deteriorated financial affairs in general jeopardise the proper performance of the Agreement, to the extent provided for by the Danish Bankruptcy Act (konkursloven). • The Danish Business Authority (Erhvervsstyrelsen), or an equivalent foreign authority, orders the liquidation of the PPP company, unless the PPP company no later than 10 (ten) Working Days from receipt of notice from the Contracting Authority, substantiates that the conditions for liquidation of the undertaking do not exist. • The PPP company’s systematic abuse of the time-limits allowed for corrective action, see Supplement 1.10, for delivery of a service which to a significant degree requires correction, but which does not, or only to a limited extent, entail reductions in the Services Payment. For example, if the PPP company as regards fault no. 3 (“The wastewater treatment plan cannot be monitored/controlled from the hospital’s monitoring system in a period of time of more than 30 minutes, or there are errors in the monitoring system”), systematically fails to deliver monitoring/control for periods of time up to 29 minutes after which time monitoring/control is again possible, or if the PPP company systematically carries out remedy after max. 1 hour 59 minutes.
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