Common use of WHAT IS DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE BREACH OF CONTRACT Clause in Contracts

WHAT IS DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE BREACH OF CONTRACT. There is a breach of contract on the part of the Contractor if the Contractor fails to perform its duties under the Agreement and this is not caused by circumstances related to the Customer or by force majeure. The Customer shall submit a written complaint without undue delay after the breach of contract has been discovered or ought to have been discovered.

WHAT IS DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE BREACH OF CONTRACT. There is a breach of contract on the part of the Contractor if the deliverables do not conform to the agreed functions, requirements or deadlines. There is also a breach of contract if the Contractor fails to perform its other duties under the Agreement and this Agreement. Nevertheless, there is not no breach of contract if the situation is caused by circumstances related to the Customer or by force majeure. The Customer shall submit a written complaint without undue delay after the breach of contract has been discovered or ought to have been discovered.

WHAT IS DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE BREACH OF CONTRACT. There is a breach of contract on the part of the Contractor if the deliverables do not conform to the agreed functions, requirements or time limits. There is also a breach of contract if the Contractor fails to perform its other duties under the Agreement and this Agreement. Nevertheless, there is not no breach of contract if the situation is caused by circumstances related to the Customer or by force majeure. The Customer shall submit a written complaint without undue delay after the breach of contract has been discovered or ought to have been discovered.