Inherent Structural Defects definition
Inherent Structural Defects mean material defects in the structure of the Building which an architect or engineer, appointed by the Landlord, certifies, in his opinion, to be the result of an ascertainable error in design or workmanship or of the use of substandard building materials.
Examples of Inherent Structural Defects in a sentence
If the Tenant does not give notice, the Premises will be deemed to be satisfactory, except for Inherent Structural Defects.
If the Tenant takes possession of the Premises without giving such notice, the Tenant will be deemed to have accepted the Premises in their then current condition, except for Inherent Structural Defects.