Common use of Variation of the Services Clause in Contracts

Variation of the Services. The Client may, on giving reasonable Written Notice, from time to time, request changes to the Services, whether by way of the omission of Services, the addition of new Services, or increasing or decreasing the Services or the locations where they are to be provided or otherwise) for any reason whatsoever (“a Variation”). In the event of a Variation, the price to be paid by the Client for: - any additional Services must be agreed to in Writing by and between the Client and the Service Provider prior thereto, failing which the Service Provider will not be obliged to perform any additional Services; and/or - any reduced Services will not reduce the rate, the price and/or the Fees herein provided for, unless the Service Provider has agreed thereto in Writing. No Variation of the Services will take effect or be binding on the Service Provider unless and until such Variation has been agreed to, reduced to Writing and signed by both of the Parties. Any and all Variations must be reflected in a new Annexure C and Annexure D if there is any price variation, which will replace the prevailing Annexure C and Annexure D, as the case may be. The Parties must sign and date the new Annexure C and Annexure D from time to time. The entering into of a new Annexure C and Annexure D (or any other annexure) will not novate or terminate the Agreement, which will remain of full force and effect, save for the Variations.