Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document of that name forming part of the Contract;’ Insert a new definition of 'improper conduct': 'improper conduct means:

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document of that name forming part of the Contract;

Formal Instrument of Agreement means a formal instrument of agreement based on the Australian Standard Form of Formal Instrument of Agreement in respect of AS 2124 – 1992, and which is in a form satisfactory to the Principal.

Examples of Formal Instrument of Agreement in a sentence

Italicised terms used in this Formal Instrument of Agreement have the same meaning as defined in the documents listed in clauses 1.1(b) to 1.1(e) above.
If that does not resolve the issue, then the documents will take precedence in the order set out in clause 1.1 of this Formal Instrument of Agreement, with the Formal Instrument of Agreement being the highest in the order.
If there is any ambiguity, inconsistency, conflict or discrepancy between any of the documents listed in clause 1.1 of this Formal Instrument of Agreement then the ambiguity, inconsistency, conflict or discrepancy shall be resolved by giving precedence to the document which places the highest or more onerous requirement on the Contractor.
Otherwise, until a Formal Instrument of Agreement is executed by the parties, documents evidencing the parties’ consensus shall constitute the Contract.
Work under the Contract must not commence until the Formal Instrument of Agreement has been executed by both parties.

More Definitions of Formal Instrument of Agreement

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document of that name forming part of the Contract; Insert a new definition of 'improper conduct': 'improper conduct means: engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct; engaging in any collusive tendering, anticompetitive conduct, or any other unlawful or unethical conduct; canvassing, attempting to improperly influence, offering any inducement to, or accepting or inviting improper assistance from, the Principal's Councillors or other personnel (or former personnel); using any information improperly obtained, or obtained in breach of any obligation of confidentiality; or engaging in aggressive, threatening, abusive, offensive or other inappropriate behaviour or committing a criminal offence;' Insert a new definition of 'informal variation direction': 'informal variation direction means a direction by the Superintendent for a variation which is not in writing or which does not expressly state that it is a direction for a variation pursuant to clause 36; Insert a new definition of ‘liability limit’:

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the "Formal Instrument of Agreement" to which the General Conditions of Contract are attached.

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the formal instrument of agreement in the form in Schedule 12.

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document to be executed that will bind the parties to the Contract, a draft of which is included in Volume 2.

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document given that name evidencing the agreement of the parties.

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the document of that name forming part of the Contract; funding requirements means the requirements (if any) of any authority providing funding for WUC, as described in Annexure Part J or as otherwise made available to the Contractor prior to the date of acceptance of tender; good industry practice means exercising due care and skill and utilizing those practices, methods, techniques that, as at the date of acceptance of tender are equal or superior to those utilized by other competent contractors experienced inthe design, construction and (if necessary) commissioning of work similar to the Works; GST law means the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth) and any other law dealing with the imposition or administration of a goods and services tax in Australia; improper conduct means:

Formal Instrument of Agreement means the Formal Instrument of Agreement contained in Attachment A to these Tender Conditions;