Major Defects means any defects greater than the deficiency tolerances specified in the City of Richmond Standard Plans and Details; the Caltrans Standard Specifications and Details; or Individual Contract Plans and Specifications.
Major Defects means conditions under which the Software is usable by the School District, with limited functions, but creates a manageable situation with respect to the School District's business operations. The condition is not critical to overall the School District operations and does not severely restrict such operations.
Major Defects means defects such as low sensitivity, failing to meet product's specifications, wrong functioning of the LCD display or buttons. In case two (2) subsequent lots fails to pass the quality inspection specified here above, NationsLink shall have the right to send back the second lot to Info, unless Info arranges to sort in NationsLink's premises the defective lot at its own expenses.
Examples of Major Defects in a sentence
The inspector will report individually on Major Defects and Safety Hazards evident and visible on the date and time of the inspection.
Critical and Major Defects usually are remedied with the next Major, Minor, or Patch Release.
SCOPE OF INSPECTION This Report only covers and deals with any evidence of: Major Defects in the condition of Primary Elements including Structural Damage and Conditions Conducive to Structural Damage; any Major Defect in the condition of Secondary Elements and Finishing Elements; collective (but not individual) Minor Defects; and any Serious Safety Hazard discernible at the time of inspection.
Summary Of Minor Defects Below Is A Summary Of Defects Other Than Major Defects.
If any fault, failure or Major Defects, as defined in this Agreement are detected in any of the Equipment, the CONTRACTOR shall be obliged to remedy the problem during the Commissioning Period.
More Definitions of Major Defects
Major Defects means any defects of the Premises resulting from poor quality of the Lessor’s Works as listed in Appendix 14 to the Lease Agreement;
Major Defects means any defect in the Property that prevents the Tenant from properly occupying the Property in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Major Defects means conditions under which the Product is usable by BTE, with limited functions, but creates a manageable situation with respect to BTE’s business operations. The condition is not critical to overall BTE operations and does not severely restrict such operations.
Major Defects means defects resulting from incomplete or poorly performed Lessor’s Works, provided that such defects prevent the use of the Premises under the Permitted Use and provided that such use is not carried out by the Lessee or its engaged persons due to the said defects; in any case, the Major Defects also include defects listed in Appendix 7 to the Preliminary Agreement. The Parties consider the defects listed in Appendix 7 to the Preliminary Agreement to be the Major Defects without the need to prove materiality thereof; availability and underlying reasons for the defects listed in Appendix 7 to the Preliminary Agreement may be established as prescribed in Clause 5.5 of the Preliminary Agreement;
Major Defects means incomplete Lessor’s Works or those performed with poor quality which prevent from use and/or operation of the Premises in accordance with their Intended Purpose, as determined in Clause 2.6 of Appendix 3 to the Agreement.
Major Defects as used herein shall mean any individual defect which will reasonably cost over $ to correct. This contingency shall be deemed waived unless BUYER notifies (seller, seller’s agent, seller’s attorney) of a MAJOR defect and provides therewith a written estimate by a qualified or certified contractor of the cost of repairs of such MAJOR defect within banking days after the acceptance and delivery of this offer. Within banking days of receiving the written estimates by a qualified or certified contractor of the cost of repairs, SELLER may elect to: (1) have the MAJOR defects repaired or corrected to the Buyer’s satisfaction with all work to be completed days prior to closing, (2) agree to give BUYER a credit at closing in the amount of the written estimate of the cost of repairs, or (3) not repair or correct the defects, nor give a credit to BUYER at closing. In the event that SELLER will not repair or correct the defects, nor give a credit to buyer at closing, then BUYER may with written notice to SELLER, proceed to closing or declare this contract null and void with all xxxxxxx money deposit returned to the BUYER. [ ] (c) PROPERTY INSPECTION CONTINGENCY ITEM(s) IS HEREBY WAIVED: BUYER’S initials [ ] (d) MORTGAGE CONTINGENCY: This offer is subject to BUYER(s) obtaining a mortgage loan in an amount not to exceed $ or % of the selling price. BUYER shall make good faith application for this mortgage. BUYER shall provide SELLER with evidence of written approval of this mortgage (or reasonably satisfactory proof of financial ability to close) by (the “Mortgage Commitment Date”) or SELLER may cancel this Contract at SELLER’S option by written notice as provided for herein. BUYER authorizes the Lending Institution and/or Mortgage Broker to provide a copy of written mortgage commitment with pre-closing conditions to the listing agent and the selling agent as set forth in this contract. BUYER agrees to pay the balance of the purchase price over the amount of the mortgage obtained, in cash, bank check, or certified check at closing. If, following a good faith application by BUYER, this mortgage cannot be obtained, as evidenced by a denial letter from a lender this Contract is terminated and the deposit returned to the BUYER.
Major Defects means any defects greater than the deficiency tolerances specified in