Construction by the State Clause Samples
The 'Construction by the State' clause defines the rules for how the terms of a contract or agreement are to be interpreted by the state or its representatives. Typically, this clause clarifies that any ambiguities or uncertainties in the contract language will be resolved according to the state's interpretation, rather than that of the other party. For example, if a dispute arises over the meaning of a provision, the state's understanding will prevail. This clause ensures consistency in interpretation and helps prevent disputes by establishing a clear authority for resolving ambiguities.
Construction by the State. The State shall perform, or cause to be performed, in a manner acceptable to the UPRR, all Project Work across and adjacent to the UPRR's property in compliance with the Plans, Exhibit C, K, L and M and any guidelines or standards furnished by the UPRR.
Construction by the State. The State shall perform, or cause to be performed, in a manner acceptable to the Railroad all Project Work across or adjacent to the Railroad's property in compliance with the Plans, Exhibit C, C-1 and Exhibit G and any guidelines or standards furnished by the Railroad.
Construction by the State