Mutual Obligation clause

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scooby replied

26 November 2009, 09:40
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

Given your lack of understanding are you sure that a DIY approach is a good idea?

yes, when i took it word for from a PCG contract. Anyway, not a toal lack of understanding, it was more the interpretation of the wording.

everything else was there, the agency even said they dont have MOO as standard in any of their contracts...
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d000hg replied

24 November 2009, 22:09
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

Given your lack of understanding are you sure that a DIY approach is a good idea?

I advise just have a clause like:

5)No MOO!!!
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Gonzo replied

23 November 2009, 23:32
Given your lack of understanding are you sure that a DIY approach is a good idea?
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scooby replied

23 November 2009, 21:00
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Are you in the PCG? Or, such online for "mutuality of obligation clause?"

Yep, just realise i had a PCG contract template and that its in there

Cheers tho!
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d000hg replied

23 November 2009, 20:44
Originally posted by scooby View Post

Can anyone give me an example of MoO clause wording please?

Are you in the PCG? Or, such online for "mutuality of obligation clause?"
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scooby replied

23 November 2009, 20:43
Can anyone give me an example of MoO clause wording please?
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blacjac replied

23 November 2009, 19:41
doesn't seem like it to me.

That is talking about a lack of MOO once the contract has finished. Doesn't mention anything abot MOO during the contract.
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scooby started a topic Mutual Obligation clause

23 November 2009, 17:33
Mutual Obligation clause

does this comment cover it?

At the end of the initial Assignment, Spring shall be under no obligation whatsoever to offer further work to the
Contractor, and the Contractor shall be under no obligation whatsoever to accept any further work, if offered.

and:

Neither Spring nor the Client has any obligation to offer any further
Assignments, nor is the Contractor under any obligation to accept any such Assignments, if offered. The parties
expressly agree that this is a contract for services.

Cheers,
G
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