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Follow-up instruction
Can the client terminate the contract for convenience?
If there is no clause, draft an amendment.
Is the contractor's liability limit at least $50,000,000?
If not, draft an alternative clause increasing it to this level.
Are the payment terms at least 30 days?
If not, draft an amendment for this.
Is consequential loss excluded?
If not, draft departure wording.
Reviewing the contract
Answering 28 questions against Green-Valley-Subcontract.pdf
✓ Termination for convenience — clause located
✓ Liability cap — clause located
Payment terms — searching…
+ 25 more questions running in parallel
Can the client terminate for convenience?Found
Yes — clause 18.4 states the Principal may at its sole discretion terminate by giving 35 Business Days' written notice to the Contractor.
📄 Clause 18.4p.65Open ↗
Is the liability limit at least $50M?Non-compliant
No — clause 16.4: the Contractor's aggregate liability is limited to the greater of $40M or the relevant policy limit.
📄 Clause 16.4p.59Open ↗
✍ Drafted departure
"The Contractor's aggregate liability to the Principal or the Indemnified Parties shall be limited to the greater of $50 million or the limit of the relevant policy insurance."
Are payment terms at least 30 days?Non-compliant
No — clause 12.2(j): the time for payment is 15 days.
📄 Clause 12.2(j)p.9Open ↗
✍ Drafted amendment
"Time for payment in accordance with clause 12.2(j) is 30 days after the Tax Invoice is received by the Principal."
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Contract — Page 65
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