DWV definition

DWV means drain, waste, and vent piping as used in common plumbing practice.
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DWV means drain, waste and vent piping.
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DWV means drain/waste/vent;
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Examples of DWV in a sentence

  • The Landlord shall provide water and standard DWV to and from the space.

  • The DWV shall have the right to use the Materials without limitation, including incorporating them as part of the West Vancouver Archives' holdings and copying them for other persons pursuant to the Copyright Act, but shall not be obligated to (a) use them in any particular way or for any specific purpose, or (b) display or provide access to them perpetually or otherwise.

  • Except as otherwise shown on this form, the Donor consents to being publicly recognized or acknowledged as the donor of the Materials when the DWV deems appropriate, including city of residence and position within the organization ("Organization") to which the Materials relate if applicable.

  • The Donor represents and warrants that, to the Donor's knowledge, the Materials are not unauthorized copies, and the Donor is the owner of the Materials, and hereby irrevocably assigns and transfers to the DWV (a) ownership in and title to the Materials and (b) all rights, title, and interests that the Donor may have in the copyright in the Materials.

  • The Donor shall not publicly represent or imply that in addition to such acknowledgement the DWV is providing any endorsement or sponsorship of the Donor or the Organization.

  • The DWV shall have the right, in its discretion to determine whether and how to (a) store, reproduce, preserve, and catalogue the Materials, and (b) transfer, sell, recycle, or discard the Materials when not required.

  • The DWV disclaims all representations and warranties as to the accuracy, value, or acceptability to any tax or other government authorities or agencies, of any appraisals or valuations provided by or on behalf of the DWV to the Donor, and shall have no liability of any kind with respect to any such appraisals or valuations.

  • The Donor, and the Donor's successors, heirs, and legal representatives, waive and shall not assert at any time, any and all copyright, and other intellectual and proprietary rights, and privacy rights, that they may have in the Materials, against the DWV and its licensees and customers, for their use, reproduction, sale, or disposal of the Materials or copies of the Materials.

  • The Donor, if the creator or author of the Materials, waives and shall not assert at any time any and all moral rights in the Materials, against the DWV and its licensees and customers.

  • Industrial waste and vent piping above ground to be plenum rated polypropylene DWV.


More Definitions of DWV

DWV means drain, waste and vent;
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