Inspection Results. In the event, any inspection by Purchaser or its agents or contractors reveals a purported defect in the Property, Purchaser shall provide Seller with written notice of the claim of defect and, if a professional home inspection was performed, a true and complete copy of any report produced by the home inspector. If Seller determines the claim of defect is valid, Seller shall correct or repair the defect. If Seller determines the claim of defect is not valid, Seller shall notify the Purchaser of that determination within thirty (30) days of receipt of the written notice of claim of defect. Notwithstanding any other provision herein, Seller shall not be required to correct or repair any defect in construction that does not constitute a violation of: (1) the building code of the governing jurisdiction in which the Property is located, or (2) the building guidelines and standards of the provider of the Structural Warranty pursuant to subsection a of Section 14 below. Initials:
Inspection Results. Upon Seller’s request, Buyer shall promptly provide a copy of the Inspector’s final Phase I Environmental Assessment (and Phase II Environmental Assessment, if applicable) to Seller, including all appendices or exhibits thereto. In addition to Buyer’s confidentiality obligations in Section 11.3, Buyer agrees not to disclose the Inspector’s Phase I Environmental Assessment (or Phase II Environmental Assessment, if applicable) or any written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector (including any drafts) (the “Inspection Results”) or any Seller information reviewed during the Phase I Environmental Assessment to third parties without the prior written agreement of Seller, except as required by law or by the order of a court or regulatory agency, provided that Buyer shall notify Seller in writing not less than twenty-four (24) hours prior to making any such required disclosure, to the extent permitted by law. This confidentiality obligation shall be effective until the Closing Date. If Closing does not occur, the confidentiality obligations in Section 11.3 shall continue and the Inspection Results shall be deemed the property of the Seller and Buyer shall provide any remaining copies of the Inspection Results to Seller or promptly destroy such copies.
Inspection Results. Each party will be entitled to receive a copy of the Inspector’s final Phase I inspection results for the Property, including without limitation all final written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector. ASSIGNEE agrees not to disclose the Phase I inspection results for the Property, or any ASSIGNOR information reviewed during the Phase I inspection, to third parties other than affiliates of ASSIGNEE, ASSIGNEE’s lenders or ASSIGNEE’s representatives or service providers working with ASSIGNEE on this transaction without the agreement of ASSIGNOR, except as required by law or by the order of a court or regulatory agency. This confidentiality obligation shall be effective until the Closing Date. If Closing does not occur, ASSIGNEE shall promptly return to ASSIGNOR all written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector.
Inspection Results. Each party will be entitled to receive a copy of the Inspector’s final Phase I inspection results for the Property, including without limitation all final written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector. W&T agrees to hold confidential and not disclose the Phase I inspection results for the Property, and any KMG or KMG Sub information reviewed during the Phase I Inspection, in accordance with the terms of the Confidentiality Agreement between W&T and KMG dated July 12, 2005 (the “Confidentiality Agreement”). If Closing does not occur, W&T shall promptly return to KMG all written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector.
Inspection Results. In the event, any inspection by Purchaser or its agents or contractors reveals a purported defect in the Property, Purchaser shall provide Seller with written notice of the claim of defect and, if a professional home inspection was performed, a true and complete copy of any report produced by the home inspector. If Seller determines the claim of defect is valid, Seller shall correct or repair the defect. If Seller determines the claim of defect is not valid, Seller shall notify the Purchaser of that determination within thirty Initials:
Inspection Results. Each party will be entitled to receive a copy of Inspector's Phase I review of the Property and Assets, including all written reports, data and conclusions. BUYER agrees not to disclose the Phase I inspection results for the Property and Assets, or any SELLER information reviewed during the Phase I environmental assessment, to third parties without the agreement of SELLER, except as required by law or by the order of a court or regulatory agency. This confidentiality obligation shall be effective for five (5) years after the Closing Date and will survive the termination of this Agreement for any reason.
Inspection Results. 4.4 Silvicon shall calculate performance quality in accordance with the Planting Quality Inspection System and shall declare any contiguous area greater than one-tenth (1/10) hectare unsatisfactorily treated when planting quality for the plots within the area is less than the minimum acceptable standard of 85%.
Inspection Results. Each party will be entitled to receive a copy of the Inspector’s final Phase I inspection results for the Property, including without limitation all final written reports, data and conclusions of the Inspector. BUYER agrees not to disclose the Phase I inspection results for the Property, or any SELLER information reviewed during the Phase I inspection, to third parties without the agreement of SELLER, except (a) as required by law or by the order of a court or regulatory agency, and (b) BUYER may disclose the Phase I results to any lender or equity partners providing funding to BUYER or to BUYER’s insurance carriers. This confidentiality obligation shall be effective until the Closing Date. If Closing does not occur, BUYER shall promptly deliver to SELLER all environmental documents received from SELLER or the Inspector.
Inspection Results. Program Administrator will consider the number of inspection failures and other inspection findings in assessing Program Implementer’s Performance.
Inspection Results. Within five (5) business days after each inspection, HASCO will send a letter to the owner, with a copy to Mountlake Terrace, notifying the owner as to whether the units(s) at the property passed or failed. If a unit fails inspection, HASCO will include in its notification letter, copied to Mountlake Terrace, that the owner shall correct the “fail” items and request re-inspection within a specific time period. HASCO will further notify Mountlake Terrace if the owner failing an inspection does not correct the “fail” items and/or does not request re-inspection within the specified time period.
