Intial Clause Samples
Intial. No variations, extras or omissions shall vitiate this Agreement. The execution of such extras, variations or omissions will only be done if agreed so in writing by the Contractor and the Employer. The Employer will be liable for payment of all costs relating to such variations, omissions or extras over and above the Contract Sum including the costs of the architect and the Principal Agent. All costs of such variations or extras shall be paid in full before commencement thereof. Such variations, omissions or extras will be determined by the principle agent and based on the schedule of rates as submitted by the Contractor.
Intial. I have been given this waiver in a timely manner and have had the option to receive Independent Legal Advice in regards to this contract/waiver and the rental of this inflatable unit.
Intial. It is important for you to carefully read the section in your insurance coverage booklet that describes mental health benefits. Your coverage, co-payments, and benefits could be quite different from your regular medical coverage. If your insurance policy includes a managed care component, then you may be required to obtain pre-authorization. It is your responsibility to determine if pre-authorization must be obtained by you prior to treatment. Calling your insurance company may be the best way to determine your mental health benefits.
Intial. The Contractor shall have the right at any stage prior to the completion date to exhibit the Property to a member of the general public.
Intial. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein contained, ownership of all materials brought onto the Property shall remain vested in the Contractor until the full amount owed to the Contractor has been paid.
Intial. The Employer shall be notified in writing by the Principle Agent of a date before issue of the Certificate of Practical Completion, on which snagging of the Works will take place. The Principle Agent shall on behalf of the Employer, notify the Contractor in writing of outstanding work and defects and the Contractor shall be afforded a reasonable period of time within which to make good the outstanding work and defects before the Certificate of Practical Completion will be issued. Notwithstanding anything previously provided, the Contractor shall under no circumstances be liable for any defects caused by surface water or storms or by the conditions or subsidence or underlying or surrounding ground or be responsible for damage and/or loss caused by wear and tear, misuse, neglect, negligence, abuse or accident by the Employer or in respect of any matter arising from or relating to a risk insured against in terms of Homeowners Insurance Policies normally issued by a South African insurance company in respect of residential properties. The Contractor shall furthermore under no circumstances be liable for any consequential loss or damages.