Contract Object definition

Contract Object means any items, goods, equipment, materials, data or other items purchased, or to be purchased by Company from Contractor under this Contract.

Contract Object means the performance as defined in the Scope of the Contract in Clause 3.1.

Contract Object means all Services and / or Works that the Contractor will provide under the terms of the Contract.

Examples of Contract Object in a sentence

• The risk for the Contract Object transfers from the Supplier to the Buyer at delivery, see Clause 6.

• The Supplier shall make the Contract Object available at the place of delivery, at the agreed time and in the agreed manner in accordance with the Clause 6.

• If the Contract Object has not yet been made available to the Buyer, the Supplier loses its right to demand fulfilment if it does not submit the claim within a reasonable time.

• Clause 11.9, or if the delay results in material reduction of the value of the Contract Object for the Buyer.

• The Contract Object shall be appropriate for the intended purpose.

• The purpose of the Contract is to govern the Parties rights and obligations in connection with the purchase of the Contract Object as defined in Clause 3 of this Contract.

• The Supplier shall deliver the Contract Object with the necessary approvals, certificates and permits that are required by public bodies in order for the Buyer to utilise the Contract Object in the manner that it is intended to be used.

• The Buyer undertakes as soon as possible following delivery to examine the Contract Object in accordance with good practice, if such examination is possible and appropriate according to the nature of the Contract Object.

• The Supplier shall in all cases deliver the Contract Object with the necessary approvals, certificates and permits that are required by public bodies for application in such a manner as similar objects are normally used, unless it is agreed in writing that the Buyer shall acquire these.

• Both Parties may also utilise general know-how that they have accumulated in connection with the Contract Object, provided that such know-how is not confidential.

More Definitions of Contract Object

Contract Object means all the Services that the Contractor will grant according to the contract conditions.

Contract Object means a summary of all operations under the Contract that are necessary for the delivery of the Line as per the requirements under the Contract and achieving results envisaged by the Contract, and which are necessary for the operation of the Line by the Employer, with the Contract Object specified under Article 5.3 herein;

Contract Object means the flue gas system modification works described in Appendix A, which Contractor shall design, procure, construct, erect, install, commission, test and complete in a fully functional and ready-to-use status according to the Contract, together with all parts thereof;

Contract Object means the totality of the Goods and Services (as these terms are hereinafter defined);

Contract Object means the item which Supplier, according to Contract, shall deliver, together with all parts thereof, except for Purchaser Provided Items. “Purchaser” means any company, firm or individual or agent thereof to whom the Supplier’s quotation or acknowledgement of order is addressed.