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Liquidated Damages and Delay Clauses

Published: Publisher: Zhilianhai Robotics News

What to define

TermWhat it should state
TriggerWhat counts as delay and how it is measured
RateAmount per day or week, and the cap
ExclusionsAccepted grounds such as force majeure or customer delay
CapMaximum exposure, often a share of contract value
RemedyWhether damages are the only remedy or whether termination follows

Practical checks

  • Milestone definitions must be objective, so both sides agree when a day is lost.
  • Caps that are too low make the clause meaningless; caps that are too high push price up.
  • Your own obligations should be symmetrical, or delays you cause will still be counted.

Liquidated damages are a contract matter. Confirm the wording with legal advisers before issuing.

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