Common use of Construction Completion Clause in Contracts

Construction Completion. 3.1.1 The Purchaser acknowledges that the dwelling will be constructed substantially in accordance with plans and specifications to be filed with the Building Department of the municipality in which the building is located and in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and that the Purchaser shall have no claims against the Vendor for any higher or better standards of workmanship or materials than required in such plans and specifications and pursuant to the Ontario Building Code. The foregoing shall constitute complete and absolute acceptance by the Purchaser of all construction matters, and the quality and sufficiency thereof, including, without limitation, all mechanical, structural and architectural matters. The Purchaser agrees that the foregoing may be pleaded by the Vendor as an estoppel in any action brought by the Purchaser or his successors in title against the Vendor. Subject to TARION, the Vendor reserves the right to make changes to the plans and specifications and/or substitute materials provided that such materials are substantially equal in quality to the materials so replaced and the Purchaser shall have absolutely no claim or cause of action against the Vendor for any such changes, variances or modifications, nor shall the Purchaser be entitled to any notice thereof.

Construction Completion. 3.1.1 The Purchaser acknowledges that the dwelling will be constructed substantially in accordance with plans and specifications to be filed with the Building Department of the municipality in which the building is located and in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and that the Purchaser shall have no claims against the Vendor for any higher or better standards of workmanship or materials than required in such plans and specifications and pursuant to the Ontario Building Code. The foregoing shall constitute complete and absolute acceptance by the Purchaser of all construction matters, and the quality and sufficiency thereof, including, without limitation, all mechanical, structural and architectural matters. The Purchaser agrees that the foregoing may be pleaded by the Vendor as an estoppel in any action brought by the Purchaser or his successors in title against the Vendor. Subject to the Tarion Warranty Corporation (TARION), the Vendor reserves the right to make changes to the plans and specifications and/or substitute materials provided that such materials are substantially equal in quality to the materials so replaced and the Purchaser shall have absolutely no claim or cause of action against the Vendor for any such changes, variances or modifications, nor shall the Purchaser be entitled to any notice thereof.