MSG Act definition

MSG Act means: (a) failure of MSG, Architect, Project Manager or a Separate Contractor, or anyone employed or engaged by any of them, to perform any of their respective obligations set forth in the Contract Documents by the times required by the Contract Documents (including any applicable cure periods but subject to the Contractor’s express obligations to coordinate and mitigate as set forth in this Agreement); or (b) any negligence or intentional misconduct by MSG, Architect, Project Manager or a Separate Contractor, or any of their respective agents, subcontractors, subconsultants or employees. The concept of an MSG Act shall apply and be used only in the context of Article 5 and Section 18.3.2 hereof.
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Examples of MSG Act in a sentence

  • Any adjustment to the Substantial Completion Date shall be limited to the period of time that an activity on the critical path of the Construction Schedule is actually delayed by the MSG Act, the other events giving Contractor the right to seek an adjustment or the event of Force Majeure described in such notice.

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