Variations to the Services.
(a) Without limiting clause 11.6, the PHN may propose a Variation in substantially the form of the attached variation form, which may, without limitation, require some other third party to carry out the Services. However, the PHN must not propose a Variation which the Contractor cannot reasonably be expected to carry out.
(b) The PHN will:
(1) consult with the Contractor in good faith on any necessary adjustment to the Payments resulting from any Variation; and
(2) adjust the Payments as necessary and acting reasonably.
(c) The Contractor must not unreasonably withhold or delay giving its consent to a Variation.
Variations to the Services. The Council reserves the right on giving reasonable written notice at any time to require changes to the Services (including by way of the removal of elements of the Services, the addition of new services, or increasing or decreasing the Services or specifying the order in which the Services are to be performed or the locations where the Services are to be provided) for any reasons whatsoever provided however that such variation does not amount to a fundamental change. Such a change is hereinafter called "a Variation".
Variations to the Services. 2.1 Each Party will be entitled to request to the other Party additional services and/or changes to the Services. The terms and conditions of any additional Services and/or any changes to the Services shall be agreed in writing in good faith, from time to time, between the project managers of the Parties.
2.2 Sections 1660 and 1661 of ICC (Italian Civil Code) will not apply.
Variations to the Services. (1) HNCL may:
(a) at any time instruct the Contractor to carry out a Variation by a written document titled "Variation Order";and
(b) carry out any Services omitted under paragraph (a) either itself or by engaging third parties.
(2) The Contractor:
(a) must not effect a Variation unless that Variation is directed by HNCL in accordance with clause 5.1; and
(b) will have no Claim against HNCL if, contrary to clause 5.2(a) it does effect a purported Variation that is not directed by HNCL in accordance with clause 5.1.
Variations to the Services. 4.1 If the Council proposes a variation to the scope of the Services by issuing to the Consultant a written notice to that effect, the Consultant must respond with a proposal for implementation of the variation including a price quotation, and must negotiate in good faith to agree on the price and other terms applicable to the variation
4.2 If the parties reach a written agreement on the price and other terms for performance of the variation, the scope of Services, price and terms under this agreement will be varied accordingly and the Consultant must perform the Services as varied.
Variations to the Services. 1Either Party may propose a Variation to the Services at any time during the Contract Period.
Variations to the Services.
11.1. The Scottish Ministers may from time to time issue a Variation Notice to the Operator in respect of any part of the Services (including the Tariff or to extend the Expiry Date) if the Scottish Ministers have concluded that the Services are, or are about to become, inadequate or inappropriate for any reason including advice from the Operator about how the Services and Vessels could be changed to improve economy, efficiency or effectiveness.
11.2. The Variation Notice must specify the additional, reduced, or altered Services that the Scottish Ministers, acting reasonably, consider to be necessary to restore or maintain adequate or appropriate transport links to the Northern Isles and may extend the Expiry Date by up to 3 months (the Variation).
11.3. On receipt of a Variation Notice, issued in accordance with Clause 11.1 and 11.2 above and/or any requirement to implement a Revised Tariff Structure pursuant to Clause 5.7 , the Operator must deliver to the Scottish Ministers a written evaluation (the Evaluation) of the Variation within such time as the Variation Notice may stipulate. The Evaluation must include details of any effects the Variation may have on Operating Costs, Revenue, Operator’s Return, the Fuel Management Programme or the Services and will be considered by the Scottish Ministers, who must take all of the facts into account (including such supporting information as may be provided by the Operator) and may authorise such alterations to the Base Case and/or the Monthly Instalment to be paid to the Operator in accordance with the provisions of the Contract as are, in the Scottish Ministers’ sole opinion, appropriate and reasonable in the circumstances and will result in the Operator being in no better or worse than it was prior to the Variation being implemented other than in relation to any alteration to the Operator’s Return which may be reasonable to compensate the Operator for any increased risk, effort or capital required in respect of the operation of the Services as Varied.
11.4. The Operator is entitled to issue an Evaluation to the Scottish Ministers, at any time, in respect of any Variations which it wishes to propose in respect of this Contract.
11.5. As soon as reasonably practicable after the Scottish Ministers receive an Evaluation from the Operator, either pursuant to Clause 11.3 or 11.4, the Parties must discuss and identify the issues set out or inferred in the Evaluation.
11.6. Where changes to the Evaluation are agreed...
Variations to the Services. 1Subject to condition 3.2, the Purchaser may at any time by notice make changes to the Services.
Variations to the Services. Subject to clause 3.6, either party may propose reasonable variations or additions to the services by notice in writing to the other. SGC Facilities Management will be entitled to make a reasonable adjustment to the charges as a result of any proposed variation. The customer and SGC Facilities Management shall negotiate in good faith with a view to agreeing any proposed variations and adjustments to the charges.
Variations to the Services. CSL shall be entitled at any time for operational reasons to change the codes or the numbers allocated to you or the technical specification of the Services, provided that where possible any change to the technical specification does not materially affect the performance of the Services and/or to change the way it provides the Services if the Communication Provider or Third Party Service Provider changes the way they provide services to CSL.
