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Example 10 Employer ML s contractual authority is limited to reporting on subcontractors contract compliance to owner/developer O and making contract payments. Although it reports on the extent to which the subcontractors are complying with safety and health infractions to O, ML does not exercise any control over safety at the site. [Pg.91]

Traditionally, commissioners paid providers a fixed amount for services, whatever the amount of work done (block contracting). Payment by results (PbR) aims to increase service efficiency by rewarding activity. Debate continues about the feasibility of PbR in psychiatry. [Pg.208]

Lump Sum contract contractor manages and executes specified work to an agreed delivery date for a fixed price. Penalties may be due for late completion of the work, and this provides an incentive for timely completion. Payment may be staged when agreed milestones are reached. [Pg.301]

Payment i, Hoiden H M, Whittacker M, Yohn C B, Lorenz M, Hoimes K C and Miiiigan R A 1993 Structure of the actin-myosin compiex and its impiications for muscie contraction Science 261 58-65... [Pg.1651]

The CaO content of commercially available quicklime can vary quite widely over an approximate range of 70 percent to 96 percent. Content below 88 percent is generally considered below standard in the municipal use field. Purchase contracts are often based on 90 percent CaO content with provisions for payment of a bonus for each 1 percent over and a penalty for each 1 percent under the standard. A CaO content less than 75 percent probably should be rejected because of excessive grit and difficulties in slaking. [Pg.101]

You could be forgiven for restricting your quality system to the products or services you supply because all the requirements in the standard except clause 4.3 focus on an end product or service conforming to specified requirements. Contract or order requirements will go beyond end product or service requirements. They will address delivery, quantity, warranty, payment, and other legal obligations. With every product one provides a service for instance one may provide delivery to destination, invoices for payment. [Pg.225]

Having determined that the item is in stock and informed the customer of the price, the supplier presents the lamp together with an invoice to the customer for payment. (The invoice is the record of the contract review.)... [Pg.232]

Don t accept any contract unless you have established that you have the capability to satisfy its requirements, and you have agreement on the payment to be made on completion and when completion is required. [Pg.234]

Most futures contracts assume that actual delivery of the commodity can take place to fulfill the contract. However, some futures contracts require cash settlement instead of deliveiy. Futures contracts can be terminated by an offsetting transaction (i.e., an equal and opposite transaction to the one that opened the position) executed at any time prior to the contract s expiration. The vast majority of futures contracts are terminated by offset or a final cash payment rather than by physical delivery. [Pg.543]

In a lump sum contract the contractor does not have a common law right to interim payments. Most larger contracts have an express term within them giving the right to interim payments, or payments on account, notwithstanding that they have not fulfilled their contractual duties in completing the works. The matter of interim payments and their frequency should be resolved before the contract is signed, and not left until a dispute arises. [Pg.94]

Interim payments on the contract follow a valuation of the work done. Valuations are normally carried out by the plant engineer, the quantity surveyor, the architect or the consulting engineer and, in the light of recent case law, should be assessed very carefully. [Pg.94]

There are occasions when a contractor will apply for an interim payment based on plant obtained by him for the contract and stored by him on his premises. This is a difficult situation, and should be approached with care. Two problems can arise ... [Pg.94]

Subsistence allowances, annuities, and similar payments for which Boruta is responsible according to earlier contracts with employees, or other agreements dating from Pohsh times, especially payments out of the so-called savings fund, will not be taken over by the purchaser. [Pg.121]

Phase 4 - The stage at which the deal is consummated. Whereas Phase 3 ironed out all major questions of the contract framework, this last stage gets down to a review of the contract, exact delivery dates and payment terms, and is concluded with the signing of the contract. [Pg.326]

Even though the study I have concluded does not show such agreements, employment contracts which provide that the employee will receive a specified percentage of any royalty income derived from licensing the invention do exist. This provision is fairly common in the aerospace industry but generally nowhere else. Should the invention have substantial value and be widely licensed, the inventor could derive substantially more than the usual payment of 100 to 200. In my first survey of California inventors, only 3% of the inventors received between 500 and 5000 for the invention, and not one received more than 5000. As previously indicated, 54% received 1 or nothing. [Pg.56]

In the United States the rule was quite different. Unless the life of the employment contract is specifically spelled out, such a hiring is deemed terminable at will by either party. Whether the contract provides for payment at stated intervals, such as every two weeks, once a month, etc., or even characterizes the employment as permanent, has no effect upon the legal result. The contract is terminable at the will of either party. [Pg.76]

Once one or more vendors have been selected, contracts are produced that detail the scope of work, timelines, budgefs with milestone payment schedules, and change order... [Pg.416]

The budget must be set, the means of payment agreed and contractual arrangements for premature trial termination decided. In addition, the legal contract should include payments, if any, when a study subject drops out or when it is impossible to evaluate an individual subject (e.g. protocol violations by an investigator, such as recruitment of subjects who do not meet the inclusion criteria - which are an indication for extra clarification of protocol requirements). There should be a clear understanding of the costs and expenses that the site s institution or hospital will absorb and what the sponsor will pay for either directly or indirectly. [Pg.257]

On the other hand, the domestic and international buyers of business and government products are hundreds of hard-nosed professional buyers, who buy in large quantities at regular intervals or by long-term contracts, who have access to technical experts with instruments to measure the quality and performance of the products, have the time and motivation to do comparison shopping, and can exert enormous influence on the sellers, including of prices and terms of payment, of product design... [Pg.255]

Government failure to honor its promises of payment for a future vaccine may be legally liable for the breech, but firms may not want to rely on this safeguard. Past court decisions have held purchase commitments to be legally binding contracts (Kremer 2000b). [Pg.118]


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