Rectification Costs definition
Examples of Rectification Costs in a sentence
BE shall be responsible for all components of the Termination Amount, provided that BE shall credit CDOT for any Maintenance Rectification Costs included in the Termination Amount.
C = an agreed administration fee to the Authority or in the event of the Authority deciding to exercise its right to step-in13 in accordance with Clause 61 of the Project Agreement any Rectification Costs.
This limitation on liability shall include, and be applicable to, (i) all costs incurred by or on behalf of the City or MTO to perform the Warranty Work, (ii) all liquidated damages payable by DB Co to the City pursuant to Section 11.17A, (iii) all Defect Rectification Costs and Direct Losses payable by DB Co to RTG under the Interface Agreement.
Each Party shall maintain an insurance policy(ies) for data breaches and cybersecurity and shall include coverage for Network Security and Privacy; Regulatory Costs and Fines; Incident Response Costs; Legal, Forensic and Breach Management Costs; Extortion; System Damage and Rectification Costs; and System Business Interruption and Reputational Harm with a $2,000,000 limit per the aforementioned coverages listed and a $2,000,000 annual aggregate limit of all claims.
UNSW may set off the Rectification Costs against any amount payable by UNSW to the Supplier.