Common use of Timescales Clause in Contracts

Timescales. Delivery and installation dates are given as an indication only, and whilst the Company undertakes to use its best endeavours to comply with such date, TIME SHALL NOT BE IN THE ESSENCE OF THE CONTRACT and the Company shall not be responsible for any loss incurred by the Purchaser caused by accidents, fires, strikes, lock-outs, shortage of materials or other causes whether or not beyond the Company’s control. Once manufacturing is commenced cancellation of this contract can/will not be accepted. The anticipated delivery time is usually 6-8 weeks from receipt of signed contract, drawings and deposit in the case of specialist products this may be extended. The quoted period will run from the date all third-party approvals are received i.e. landlord, finance company, leaseholder permissions, planning etc. and a 50% deposit is paid. If, 6 weeks after the end of the estimated period, the Purchaser is unable to accept an appointment for installation, 80% of the purchase price, less any deposit already paid, is immediately payable and installation or delivery will follow as soon as agreed. If the work is not commenced within the estimated installation period stated in the contract, the Purchaser may write by recorded delivery, requiring the work to be completed within six weeks, or longer at the Purchaser’s discretion. If the work is not completed within this extended period, the Purchaser may cancel the outstanding work covered by the Contract without penalty by sending the Company a formal letter. If the Purchaser exercises this right: i) he will be entitled to a refund of any monies paid for the installation, in excess of any work actually carried out. ii) if the Company have carried out any work to a value that exceeds payment made, the Company will be entitled to payment of the difference. In any of the above cases the Parties will agree the value of the work prior to expenditure. Should the Purchaser postpone the installation within 2 days of the planned installation date the Company reserve the right to make a financial claim for the inconvenience caused. The Company shall not be liable for any delay in the completion of the work that arises from cause beyond their control (e.g. fire, flooding, civil disturbances, strike action by others, criminal damage and acts of war).

Timescales. Delivery and installation dates are given as an indication only, and whilst the Company undertakes to use its best endeavours to comply with such date, TIME SHALL NOT BE IN THE ESSENCE OF THE CONTRACT and the Company shall not be responsible for any loss incurred by the Purchaser caused by accidents, fires, strikes, lock-outs, shortage of materials or other causes whether or not beyond the Company’s control. Once manufacturing is commenced cancellation of this contract can/will not be accepted. The anticipated delivery time is usually 6-8 weeks from receipt of signed contract, drawings and deposit in the case of specialist products this may be extended. The quoted period will run from the date all third-party approvals are received i.e. landlord, finance company, leaseholder permissions, planning etc. and a 50% deposit is paid. If, 6 weeks after the end of the estimated period, the Purchaser is unable to accept an appointment for installation, 80% of the purchase price, less any deposit already paid, is immediately payable and installation or delivery will follow as soon as agreed. If the work is not commenced within the estimated installation period stated in the contract, the Purchaser may write by recorded delivery, requiring the work to be completed within six weeks, or longer at the Purchaser’s discretion. If the work is not completed within this extended period, the Purchaser may cancel the outstanding work covered by the Contract without penalty by sending the Company a formal letter. If the Purchaser exercises this right: i) he will be entitled to a refund of any monies paid for the installation, in excess of any work actually carried out. ii) if the Company have carried out any work to a value that exceeds payment made, the Company will be entitled to payment of the differencedifference. In any of the above cases the Parties will agree the value of the work prior to expenditure. Should the Purchaser postpone the installation within 2 days of the planned installation date the Company reserve the right to make a financial claim for the inconvenience caused. The Company shall not be liable for any delay in the completion of the work that arises from cause beyond their control (e.g. fire, flooding, civil disturbances, strike action by others, criminal damage and acts of war).

Timescales. Delivery and installation dates are given as an indication only, and whilst the Company undertakes to use its best endeavours to comply with such date, TIME SHALL NOT BE IN THE ESSENCE OF THE CONTRACT and the Company shall not be responsible for any loss incurred by the Purchaser caused by accidents, fires, strikes, lock-outs, shortage of materials or other causes whether or not beyond the Company’s control. Once manufacturing is commenced cancellation of this contract can/will not be accepted. The anticipated delivery time is usually 6-8 a minimum of 9 - 11 weeks from receipt of signed contract, drawings and deposit in the case of specialist products this may be extended. The quoted period will run from the date all third-party approvals are received i.e. landlord, finance company, leaseholder permissions, planning etc. and a 50% deposit is paid. If, 6 9 weeks after the end of the estimated period, the Purchaser is unable to accept an appointment for installation, 80% of the purchase price, less any deposit already paid, is immediately payable and installation or delivery will follow as soon as agreed. If the work is not commenced within the estimated installation period stated in the contract, the Purchaser may write by recorded delivery, requiring the work to be completed within six weeks, or longer at the Purchaser’s discretion. If the work is not completed within this extended period, the Purchaser may cancel the outstanding work covered by the Contract without penalty by sending the Company a formal letter. If the Purchaser exercises this right: i) he will be entitled to a refund of any monies paid for the installation, in excess of any work actually carried out. ii) if the Company have carried out any work to a value that exceeds payment made, the Company will be entitled to payment of the difference. In any of the above cases the Parties will agree the value of the work prior to expenditure. Should the Purchaser postpone the installation within 2 days of the planned installation date the Company reserve the right to make a financial claim for the inconvenience caused. The Company shall not be liable for any delay in the completion of the work that arises from cause beyond their control (e.g. fire, flooding, civil disturbances, strike action by others, criminal damage and acts of war).