ARCHIVED Partial Termination for Convenience

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Legal text for SACC item 

This is further to the Stop Work Order dated ________________ (delete this 
paragraph if no Stop Work Order was sent by the Contracting Authority).

Option 1
In accordance with the unrestricted right of Canada to terminate the 
Contract in part for convenience, the Contracting Authority notifies the 
Contractor that the following part of the Contract is terminated pursuant 
to section _____, Termination for Convenience, of general conditions ______:

Option 2
In accordance with the unrestricted right of Canada to terminate the 
Contract in part for convenience, the Contracting Authority notifies the 
Contractor that the following part of the Contract is terminated pursuant 
to section _____, Termination for Convenience, of supplemental general 
conditions ______:


(Describe the part of the contract that is terminated)


The Contractor must continue with the rest of the Work in accordance with 
the conditions of the Contract. 

The Contractor is requested to submit to the Contracting Authority, for 
consideration, any claim that the Contractor may have as a result of this 
termination.  The claim must be submitted on the prescribed departmental 
termination claim forms, which can be obtained by submitting a written 
request to the Contracting Authority.  Termination claims should be 
prepared and submitted at the earliest possible time.  Allowable costs are 
set out in the clause mentioned above.  The procedure for the termination 
is set out in the Procedures Manual on Termination of Contracts provided by 
the Contracting Authority.  The claim and all related correspondence must 
be addressed to the Contracting Authority.
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