Corrections after Occupancy Sample Clauses
The "Corrections after Occupancy" clause defines the contractor's responsibility to address and fix any defects or incomplete work identified after the owner has taken possession of the property. Typically, this clause sets a specific period—often called a warranty or correction period—during which the contractor must return to remedy issues such as faulty installations, unfinished details, or items not meeting contract specifications. Its core function is to ensure that the owner receives a fully functional and compliant property, providing a mechanism for resolving post-occupancy issues without additional cost or dispute.
Corrections after Occupancy. After the Owner has taken occupancy of all or any portion of the Work, the Contractor shall not disrupt the use and occupancy of the Owner to make corrections in the Work.
Corrections after Occupancy. After FedEx occupies any substantially completed portion of the Work, Contractor may not disrupt FedEx's occupancy to make corrections in the Work, for which Contractor is responsible, but must make such corrections at Contractor's expense after ▇▇▇▇▇'s normal working hours, if FedEx requires such scheduling.