VARIATIONS, EXTRAS AND OMISSIONS Clause Samples
The 'Variations, Extras and Omissions' clause defines the process by which changes to the original scope of work in a contract can be made, including additions, modifications, or removals of specified tasks or deliverables. Typically, this clause outlines how such changes must be requested, approved, and documented, often requiring written instructions or agreement from both parties before any work is altered. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and agreed-upon mechanism for managing changes during a project, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that all parties understand how adjustments to the contract will affect timelines, costs, and responsibilities.
VARIATIONS, EXTRAS AND OMISSIONS. No dispute with regard to alterations, extras or omissions will deem the remaining provisions of this Building Agreement null and void. The cost to variations, extras and omissions will be agreed upon by both parties and recorded in writing, after which both parties will sign the Schedule of Variations, extras and omissions pertaining thereto.
VARIATIONS, EXTRAS AND OMISSIONS. 6.1 Extras shall mean work which cannot reasonably be inferred from the building work as agreed upon herein.
VARIATIONS, EXTRAS AND OMISSIONS. 5.1 No dispute with regards to the alterations, extras and/or omissions will deem the remaining provisions of this contract null and void. The cost to variations, extras and omissions will be agreed upon by both parties herein and be reduced to writing. Both parties shall sign the Schedule of variations, extras and omissions pertaining thereto.
5.2 The cost of Variations, extras and omissions shall be payable prior to the Transfer Date, and all extras and omissions being executed by the Builder shall be as per the signed Schedule for variations, extras and omissions.