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shipbuilders' control and for which the Ministry is responsible.

(ITT Clauses 29A, 29C and 29D refer).

(7) Liquidated Damages

(Delivery and Speed) Possible abatement

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of Contract Price payable to the shipbuilder should the liquidated

damages provisions be invoked (ITT Clauses 27, 28A and 28E refer).

(8) Guarantee Rectification costs on ship and Ministry of Defence

Supplied Items incurred by the Ministry after expiry of the Contract

guarantees prior to ship acceptance.

(9) Insurance (Indemnity) Any admissible claims arising under the

Builders' Risks Indemnity afforded to the shipbuilder by the Ministry

(ITT Clause 16 refers).

(10) Extras due to Sub-Contractors

Any admissible claims in respect

(ITT Clauses 20A and 3

of extras properly due to sub-contractors.

refer).

(11) Miscellaneous Claims Any admissible claims of a miscellaneous

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nature contractual or extra contractual, which cannot be foreseen

at the date of placing the Contract.

(12) Shipbuilder's Relief The Contract Price finally payable by

the Ministry will be abated by approximately 2%, being the refund

by the shipbuilder to the Ministry of Shipbuilder's Relief paid

to the shipbuilder by Customs and Excise. (ITT Clause 8 refers).

Ministry Supply Items Ship and Weapons

(1) The costs incurred in supplying, installing and setting to

work Ministry of Defence Supply Items (eg Weapons fit, Fuels,

Lubricants and Hydraulic Fluids free issued by the Ministry to

the UK Shipbuilder).

(2) Admissible costs of repair/replacement of Ministry of Defence

Supply Items (except to the extent that this falls as a charge to

the Ministry Indernity - see item a (9) above).