Outstanding Work Sample Clauses

Outstanding Work. Except as described in the schedule to be provided by Seller in Section 5(i)(ii), there are no outstanding contracts made by Seller for any improvements to the Real Property, payment of which is due and owing, which have not been or will not be fully paid for at Closing except in the case of any tenant punchlist items. Seller shall cause to be discharged or endorsed over all mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens arising from any labor or materials furnished by Seller prior to Closing which pertain to the Real Property.

Outstanding Work. Except as set forth in Schedule 4.1(p), the Vendor is not aware of: (i) any outstanding work relating to the Purchased Assets required by any federal, provincial, territorial, regional, municipal or local authority; (ii) any matters under discussion with any such authority relating to such work; or (iii) any existing conditions or circumstances that could result in any of the foregoing.

Outstanding Work. The Purchaser hereby guarantees to the Company that all outstanding work will be completed and satisfied in accordance with the arrangements agreed to by the Company and such clients and/or customers.

Outstanding Work. Due to lack of permission from the MoA Permanent Committee, there have been delays in implementation of the three interventions that were included in ▇▇▇▇’▇ plan for the Red Monastery church from the inception of the award. ▇▇▇▇ received permission from the permanent committee in late March 2018 for the following tasks, necessitating a no-cost extension in order to complete the work.

Outstanding Work. As of the Effective Date, there are certain unpaid construction costs relating to the DR Property (the “Outstanding Work Costs”). DR Security Guarantor agrees to hold and maintain sufficient funds from the proceeds of the Loan to pay all such Outstanding Work Costs that shall become due and owing and to pay all such costs that are due and payable within forty-five (45) days of the Closing Date.

Outstanding Work. The Purchaser hereby guarantees to the Seller that all outstanding work listed in Annexure A.3 hereof will be completed and satisfied on or before [DATE] in accordance with the arrangements agreed to by the Seller and such clients.

Outstanding Work. The following provisions shall apply in respect of any qualifications of Outstanding Work included in the Take-Over Certificate: (a) the Contractor shall complete the Outstanding Work to the reasonable satisfaction of the Project Manager in accordance with this Sub-clause 34.2, (b) all Outstanding Work shall be completed within a reasonable time to be agreed between the Parties and within any event within ninety (90) days after the date of issue of the Take-Over Certificate; (c) the Contractor shall, within [ten (10)] days of the date of issue of the Take-Over Certificate, submit to the Project Manager for approval a draft programme and method statement for the carrying out of the Outstanding Work; (d) the Contractor agrees that the programme and method statement shall describe the method and programme for the carrying out of such Outstanding Works and shall take into account all reasonable steps to ensure minimum impact on the commercial operation of the completed Works; (e) the Project Manager’s approval or other response to draft programme and method statement referred to in Sub-clause 34.2(c) or any revised version thereof shall be given by the Project Manager within [five (5)] days of its receipt; (f) the Purchaser shall allow the Contractor such access as is agreed in the approved programme and method statement or the Contractor to complete the Outstanding Work within the agreed period; (g) the Project Manager shall be entitled to be present during completion of the Outstanding Work; and (h) should the Contractor not complete the Outstanding Work within the time as agreed in the approved programme and method statement or complete all of the Outstanding Work within such period of ninety (90) days (as the case may be), the Purchaser may proceed to carry out the incomplete work at the Contractor’s expense provided that it does so in a reasonable manner and gives the Contractor reasonable advance notice of its intention to do so and in such circumstances the costs properly incurred by the Purchaser shall be a debt due by the Contractor to the Purchaser in so doing and either deducted from the amounts remaining due to the Contractor, or shall be paid by the Contractor to the Purchaser.