Practically Complete definition

Practically Complete has the meaning given to the term in the Section 106 Agreement "Pre-Conditions" a condition of the Planning Permissions or an obligation of the Section 106 Agreement which has to be satisfied prior to the demolition, redevelopment or occupation of any part of the Development Area

Practically Complete means that the Infrastructure Works have been determined as being ready for a Final Inspection pursuant to 2.10 of Schedule 22, Part B (Acceptance of Infrastructure Works);

Practically Complete means Completion of the Works subject only to the existence of minor defects and/or omissions which are capable of being made good without materially interfering with the beneficial use and enjoyment of the Works and which it would be unreasonable to include in a schedule of minor snagging items

Examples of Practically Complete in a sentence

• The Contractor shall respond to that notice within 3 days if it is of the opinion that the Sub-Contract Works were not Practically Complete on the date notified by JAD.

• JAD shall notify the Contractor when they are of the opinion the Sub-Contract Works are Practically Complete.

• Inspect each Phase to determine whether the Phase is Practically Complete and report to the Developer and the Development Vehicle on all findings in relation to the same.

• Rights of Access With effect from the applicable Settlement Date, the Development Vehicle grants the Developer and its Managing Agent a right of access (pedestrian and vehicular, including for construction vehicles) to enter the Phase for the purposes of carrying out its obligations under this Agreement, connecting services, construction of those Phases which are not yet Practically Complete and discharging its obligations under Clause 9.2 and/or Clause 9.6 of the Take Out Agreement.

• Notice of Practical Completion means the notice in the form set out on the Website to be completed by the Contractor at such time as it considers the Contract Works to be Practically Complete.

More Definitions of Practically Complete

Practically Complete means the date the Development has been completed in accordance with the Development Approval and the Plans and Specifications (as varied from time to time under the Development Deed) and the Site is fit for occupation and use by the Lessee;

Practically Complete and similar terms shall mean where the Development or part of it are completed and ready for Occupation

Practically Complete and similar terms shall mean where theFirst Revised Development or part of it are completed and ready for Occupation

Practically Complete means: (i) that the Construction Works have been completed in all material respects in accordance with the Approved Plans and Designs, the Building Permit, and the terms and provisions of the Contractors' Agreements, except for those works specified in the Completion Punch List (as hereinafter defined) which do not detrimentally affect the normal use and operation of the Development Project; (ii) and (ii) that a legal and valid Operating Permit which is not susceptible of any challenge or withdrawal on the CP Satisfaction Date and on the Delivery Date has been issued by the Competent Authorities which permits the opening of the Development Center to the public at large, specifically including a temporary permit.

Practically Complete means finished except for de minimus items which are capable of being

Practically Complete shall be construed accordingly.

Practically Complete means practical completion as evidenced by a certificate issued by an architect or other appropriate professional acting for the Owner (“Practical Completion” shall be construed accordingly, and the “Date of Practical Completion” shall mean the date of practical completion given in such certificate);