Common use of FINAL DELIVERY OF THE WORK Clause in Contracts

FINAL DELIVERY OF THE WORK. ‌ After the Warranty and Maintenance Period of 2 (two) years, in accordance with the stipulations of this Contract, the Employer is obliged to submit a certificate of Final Delivery to the Supplier, provided that the Supplier has rectified all Warranty & Maintenance defects and punch list and that any Liquidated Damages in accordance with “Clause 16” have been settled in full. Minor defects that do not affect normal operation shall not reasonably be taken into account here.

FINAL DELIVERY OF THE WORK. ‌ After the Warranty and Maintenance Period of 2 24 (twotwenty-four) yearsmonths, in accordance with the stipulations of this Contract, the Employer is obliged to submit a certificate of Final Delivery issue the Defects Liability Certificate to the SupplierContractor, provided that the Supplier Contractor has rectified all Warranty & Maintenance defects and punch list by Taking-Over Certificate and that any Liquidated Damages in accordance with “Clause 1618” have been settled in full. Minor defects that do not affect normal operation shall not reasonably be taken into account here.

FINAL DELIVERY OF THE WORK. ‌ After the Warranty and Maintenance Period of 2 (two) yearsyears or 3000 hours, in accordance with the stipulations of this Contract, the Employer is obliged to submit a certificate of Final Delivery to the Supplier, provided that the Supplier has rectified all Warranty & Maintenance defects and punch list and that any Liquidated Damages in accordance with “Clause 16” have been settled in full. Minor defects that do not affect normal operation shall not reasonably be taken into account here.