SNAGGING ITEMS AND INSPECTION Sample Clauses
The 'Snagging Items and Inspection' clause defines the process for identifying and addressing minor defects or incomplete works—known as 'snags'—following the completion of a construction project. Typically, this clause outlines the procedure for the client or their representative to inspect the works, list any outstanding issues, and set a timeframe for the contractor to rectify them. By formalizing this process, the clause ensures that all minor issues are documented and resolved before final acceptance, thereby protecting the client's interests and ensuring the quality of the finished project.
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SNAGGING ITEMS AND INSPECTION. 21.1 The Landlord shall at no cost to the Tenant remedy as soon as reasonably practicable all defects or other faults in the Refurbishment Works listed in the Snagging Items List.
21.2 The Landlord shall procure that the Tenant is given not less than five working days written notice of the Architect’s intention to inspect the Snagging Works with a view to the Architect certifying that the Snagging Works are complete and any of the Tenant’s advisers (limited to a maximum of two persons) shall be entitled to inspect the Snagging Works together with the Architect and shall be entitled within three working days of the joint inspection to make reasonable written representations direct to the Landlord (and not to the Architect) and the Landlord shall refer any representations to the Architect and the Landlord shall procure that the Architect shall have proper regard to the representations but the Architect’s independent discretion shall not be fettered by such representations.
21.3 The Landlord shall forthwith following the issue of the certificate confirming completion of the Snagging Works serve a copy of such certificate on the Tenant.