TREASURE TROVE Clause Samples
The Treasure Trove clause defines how ownership and rights to valuable items or artifacts discovered on a property are handled. Typically, this clause specifies whether such found items belong to the property owner, the finder, or are subject to specific reporting or sharing requirements. For example, if a tenant or contractor uncovers coins, jewelry, or historical artifacts during their use or work on the premises, the clause will clarify who is entitled to keep or claim these items. Its core practical function is to prevent disputes and ensure clarity regarding the allocation of unexpected valuable discoveries on the property.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 1 times
TREASURE TROVE. In the event of the discovery by the Contractor or his employees during the progress of the works of any treasure, coins, antiquities, fossils, minerals or other things of value or interest, whether geological, archeological or any other such treasure or other things shall be deemed to be the absolute property of client. The contractor shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent his workmen or any other persons from removing such things as above and shall immediately upon discovery thereof and before removal, acquaint the Engineer-in-charge/ RSCL of such discovery and carry out his orders as to the disposal of the same which will be at the contractor’s expense.
TREASURE TROVE. In the event of discovery by the contractor or his employees during the progress of the works of the any treasure, fossils, minerals or any other article of value or interest, the contractor shall give immediate intimation thereof to the Engineer. And forth with mark over to the Engineer his representative such treasure or things, which shall be the property of Government.
TREASURE TROVE. In the event of discovery by the contractor or his employees during the progress of the works of the any treasure, fossils, minerals or any other articles of value or interest, the contractor shall give immediate intimation there of to the Engineer-in-charge and alongwith make over to the Engineer-in-charge this representative such treasure or things which shall be the property of Government.
TREASURE TROVE. Should any important and valuable materials/items be found while carrying out the works, the same shall be the property of the Bank. The Contractor shall give immediate notice to the Architect/Consultant of any such discovery and shall hand over any such treasure to the Bank on demand.
TREASURE TROVE. In the event of discovery by the contractor or his employees during the progress of the works of the any treasure, fossils, minerals or any other article of value or interest, the contractor shall give immediate intimation thereof to the Engineer. And forth with ▇▇▇▇ over to the Engineer his representative such treasure or things, which shall be the property of Government / M.S.R.T.
3 A : LAYOUT OF WORK : Layout of the work will be done by the contractor in consultation with the Engineer in charge or his representative. Some permanent marks should be established to indicate the demarcation of the structures or any component thereof made to these permanent marks in measurement books and drawing, signed by the contractor and the departmental officer. Preparation of layout plan and marking it on site will be the responsibility of contractor. Once the layout plan is prepared he should submit it to Engineer in charge or his authorized representative for approval and get it approved from the Engineer in charge. Once the layout plan is approved contractor shall proceed with marking it at site of work.
TREASURE TROVE. In the event of discovery by the GC or his employees, during the progress of the work any treasure, fossils, mineral or any other article of value or interest, the GC shall give immediate intimation thereof to the Client and forthwith hand-over to the