Common use of Claims for Defects Clause in Contracts

Claims for Defects. 1. In the event Principal believes Contractor’s work is materially defective, the Principal shall grant the Contractor opportunity to supplementary performance, at least twice, within appropriate grace periods, unless this is unreasonable in each individual case or unless special circumstances justify the Principal's immediate withdrawal in consideration of mutual interests. The Contractor may rectify the defect at its own choice or provide the service once more without defect. Principal’s sole remedy is to receive corrective work from Contractor.

Claims for Defects. 1. In the event Principal believes of defective service by the Contractor’s work is materially defective, the Principal shall grant the Contractor opportunity to supplementary performance, at least twice, within appropriate grace periods, unless this is unreasonable in each individual case or unless special circumstances justify the Principal's immediate withdrawal in consideration of mutual interests. The Contractor may rectify the defect at its own choice or provide the service once more without defect. Principal’s sole remedy If supplementary performance is unsuccessful, the Principal is authorized to receive corrective work reduce remuneration or to withdraw from Contractor.the Agreement; claims for compensation for damage exist only