Reinstatement Work definition

Reinstatement Work means work necessary due to deliberate damage or accelerated wear, or otherwise to reinstate the Accommodation Unit as nearly as practicable to its condition as at the commencement of this Contract which may include:

Reinstatement Work means replacements or repairs that are reasonably necessary to reinstate the Accommodation Unit to the same condition it was in when the Resident started occupation of it, apart from:

Reinstatement Work means (i) any and all work; design, engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, commissioning and testing required to reinstate the Vessel in accordance with the Reinstatement Specification and (ii) dry-docking, cleaning and painting of the Vessel’s bottom and effecting scheduled maintenance, so that the Vessel is fitted in every way for service under the Charter.

Examples of Reinstatement Work in a sentence

• All designs, plans and specifications in respect of the Reinstatement Work shall be subject to the Design and Certification Procedure.

• Project Co shall carry out the Reinstatement Work in accordance with the Project Requirements and all other applicable requirements under this Agreement and, where applicable, in accordance with the Reinstatement Plan accepted by the Province in accordance with the Consent Procedure.

• Following vacation of the Accommodation Unit to pay to the Scheme Operator the cost of the Reinstatement Work as defined.

• However, the Resident hereby irrevocably appoints the Scheme Operator as the Resident’s agent to undertake or arrange any Reinstatement Work on the Resident’s behalf and at the Resident’s cost, in lieu of the Resident undertaking or arranging that Reinstatement Work.

• If the insured event also caused physical damage to the U.S. 36 GP Lanes and it is not possible to separate the Reinstatement Work with respect to the U.S. 36 GP Lanes from the Managed Lanes or other Assets, the Concessionaire can perform the repair and reinstatement work for such non-separable elements and HPTE will be responsible for its proportionate share of the costs incurred by the Concessionaire for the Reinstatement Work with respect to elements attributable to the U.S. 36 GP Lanes.

More Definitions of Reinstatement Work

Reinstatement Work means those works to be carried out on the part of the Concessionaire which are necessary to repair, reinstate or replace the assets which are the subject of a relevant claim or claims.

Reinstatement Work has the meaning given in Section 6.15 [Restoration and Reinstatement of Damage or Destruction].

Reinstatement Work has the meaning given in Section 30.1(a) of the Project Agreement.

Reinstatement Work has the meaning given in Section 11.9(b) of the Project Agreement.

Reinstatement Work means the maintenance or other work of renewal, reconstruction, repair or reinstatement to be carried out by the Company in respect of the Concessionaire-operated Components prior to the Expiry Date in order to satisfy the Handover and Reinstatement Work Requirements.

Reinstatement Work means work necessary to reinstate the Accommodation Unit to a marketable condition by having regard to the condition of the Accommodation Unit at the time the Resident took up residence (including any inventory taken at the time) and the general condition of other comparable Accommodation Units in the Retirement Village. This includes but is not limited to:

Reinstatement Work means (i) any and all work, design, engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, commissioning and testing required to reinstate the Vessel in accordance with the Reinstatement Specification and (ii) dry-docking, cleaning and painting of the Vessel’s bottom and effecting scheduled maintenance, so that the Vessel is fitted in every way for service under the Charter.