Do I void the contract if I agree to a variation in a schedule ?

Wed, 14 Apr 2010 05:31:45 +0000

I would have though so.
But this site http://www.afcea.org/signal/articles/anm..says
“The first Collins submarine was commissioned inl 1996 with known combat system processing and interface problems. The legacy Oberon CSS MK2 distributed architecture could not handle the heavy contact load that today’s missions require. Two years later, a fast-track interim software fix was begun with some combat system functions deleted. The following year, program management and defense acquisition was completely reorganized. In 2000, a request for proposals was put out to replace the SFCS MK 1, and some U.S. Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) processor units from the BSY-1 on Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarines were installed as an interim rig until a new design would be available.
In June, Cirrus and DRS won a fast-track bid, and two finalists for a new combat display system were Raytheon and STN Atlas Elektronik. As of early this year, the six Collins submarines still lacked full mission requirement integrated combat systems eight years after the problems were first noted.”

Of course, this is a hypothetical case.
Real life might be different.
“in the real world, a single glimpse
is different”

うつつにひとめ
見しごとはあらず

utsutsu ni hitome
mishigoto wa arazu

(Ono-no-komachi of 9th century, with no record of birth and death, leaves us splendid poems mainly describing dreams and flow of time. Followings are the most famous her poems

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ny3k-kbys/co…

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Do I void the contract if I agree to a variation in a schedule ?