Defect in workmanship Sample Clauses
A 'Defect in workmanship' clause defines the standards of quality and skill required in the performance of work under a contract. It typically holds the contractor or service provider responsible for correcting any deficiencies, errors, or substandard work discovered during or after the completion of the project. For example, if construction work is found to be poorly executed or not in accordance with agreed specifications, the contractor must repair or redo the work at their own expense. This clause ensures that the final deliverables meet the expected quality and protects the client from having to bear the cost or consequences of inadequate workmanship.
Defect in workmanship. After the Possession Date no Apartment Acquirer will have any right or claim against the Developer, except for defective workmanship, if any, of the Apartment if proved to the satisfaction of the Architect. Such warranty shall continue for a period of 1 (one) year from the Possession Date. If within the period of 1 (one) year any defect is proved to the satisfaction of the Architect the same will be remedied at no extra cost to the Apartment Acquirer concerned.
Defect in workmanship. The Purchaser before taking over possession of the Flat/ Flats of the Apartment shall fully inspect the Apartment and point out the defect/ defects, if any, to the Company. The Company shall rectify all such defect/ defects before giving possession of the said Flat/ Flats. The Company shall be responsible or liable to rectify any defects at its own costs and efforts for a period of 3 (three) years from the date of obtaining Completion Certificate from the concerned authority.