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YES. The delivered contract has two unfavorable provisions. Paragraph 8 section 5 contains a provision for delay, and there should be a delay. The difference is crucial because delay is default - whether it is at fault or not. However, delay is only a culpable failure to perform the contract. Thus, in the current provision, a delay means failure to meet obligations on time, even due to illness or an accident. This will result in a contractual penalty or incurring the cost of performance by another person. Paragraph §12 clause 3 contains too vague definition of time, namely '(...) the appointment of an appropriate term'. It may be a day, and it may be a year. There must be an annotation specifying the exact time, e.g. 'not less than 5 working days'. In the current wording of the contract, the commissioning party may provide a deadline that is completely unrealistic for the contractor, which may result in termination of the contract and imposition of a contractual penalty.

NO. The contract is concluded with the consumer. The law prohibits the use of clauses that are not permitted in such contracts and the entrepreneur may be subject to significant penalties for this