Works Order definition
Works Order means an order under section 45 (1).
Works Order means the Customer's order for the Works in the form attached to these Conditions.
Works Order means an order issued by the Agency, making reference to the Contract, to purchase the Services.
Examples of Works Order in a sentence
The Tenancy Tribunal makes a Works Order and there is a limited time to comply with the Works Order.
The Tenancy Tribunal shall make a Works Order and there is a limited time to comply with the Works Order.
Subject to clause 3.2, any terms and conditions other than those in this Agreement and/or a Works Order are expressly excluded.
The parties agree that the Services identified on any Works Order will be carried out on the terms of this Agreement and the applicable Works Order.
The Works Order and any appendices thereto and these Terms and Conditions and any appendices thereto together form the contract between the Employer and the Contractor (“the Contract”).
More Definitions of Works Order
Works Order. ( 施 工 通 知 ) means a notice issued by or on behalf of an employer to a contractor under a term contract, by which the employer requires construction operations to be carried out.
Works Order means an order under section 43(1).
Works Order means the Company's order for the Works incorporating these Conditions, as submitted in writing by the Company to the Contractor.
Works Order. Means a letter or oral instruction from the Company to the Contractor providing details outlining the terms of a specific engagement with a Client.
Works Order. (施工通知) means a notice –
Works Order means the works order issued by the Company and forming part of the Contract.
Works Order means a written order signed by the