Common use of Works Requirements Clause in Contracts

Works Requirements. Where the Main Contract is for works designed by the Contractor, the Sub-Contractor is deemed to have satisfied itself before entering the Sub-Contract of the adequacy of the Works Requirements in so far as they relate to the Sub-Contract Works. The Contractor is not liable to the Sub-Contractor for the Works Requirements. The Sub-Contractor however will not be liable to the Contractor for either of the following:- (i) Statements in the Works Requirements of intended purpose of the Works or parts of them; (ii) Criteria in the Works Requirements for testing or performance of the completed Works or part of them;