Common use of DEFECTIVE WORKMANSHIP Clause in Contracts

DEFECTIVE WORKMANSHIP. The acceptance of any workmanship by the District shall not preclude the subsequent rejection thereof if such workmanship shall be found to be defective after installation; and any such workmanship found defective before final acceptance of the work or within one (1) year after completion shall be remedied or replaced, as the case may be, by and at the expense of the Contractor. In the event of failure by the Contractor to do so, the District may remedy such defective workmanship and in such event the Contractor shall pay to the District the cost and expense thereof. The Contractor shall not be entitled to any payment hereunder so long as any defective workmanship, in respect of the Project, of which the Contractor shall have had notice, shall not have been remedied or replaced, as the case may be.

DEFECTIVE WORKMANSHIP. The acceptance of any workmanship by the District shall not preclude the subsequent rejection thereof if such workmanship shall be found to be defective after installation; and any such workmanship found defective before final acceptance of the work or within one (1) year after completion shall be remedied or replaced, as the case may be, by and at the expense of the Contractor. In the event of failure by the Contractor so to do sodo, the District may remedy such defective workmanship and in such event the Contractor shall pay to the District the cost and expense thereof. The Contractor shall not be entitled to any payment hereunder so long as any defective workmanship, in respect of the Projectproject, of which the Contractor shall have had notice, shall not have been remedied or replaced, as the case may be.