CONTRACTOR NEGLIGENCE Clause Samples
The CONTRACTOR NEGLIGENCE clause defines the contractor's liability for damages or losses resulting from their failure to exercise reasonable care or skill in performing their contractual duties. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which the contractor is responsible for accidents, property damage, or personal injury caused by their negligent actions or omissions. For example, if a contractor fails to follow safety protocols and this leads to an accident on site, they may be held liable under this clause. Its core function is to allocate risk by holding the contractor accountable for preventable harm, thereby encouraging adherence to professional standards and protecting the interests of the client or other affected parties.
CONTRACTOR NEGLIGENCE. 37.1 The Contractor is responsible in respect of all losses, damages and expenses incurred by USF and injury to any person in employment of the Contractor or damage to any property and in respect of all activities, suits, claims, demands, charges and expenses arising in connection with which is caused by the fault or breach of statutory duty of the Contractor or any of its sub-Contractors before whole of the project has been finally accepted.
CONTRACTOR NEGLIGENCE. The Contractor, at its sole cost and expense, will restore or replace any affected City rights-of- way or street site improvement area due to the Contractor’s negligence and/or improper installation, removal and/or relocation of Program Elements, including, but not limited to, any sidewalk surface, curbing, gutter, drainage, vegetation, plantings, trees, shrubs or structures, disturbed, destroyed or damaged within the reasonable number of days specified by the City’s written or verbal notification of the Contractor. The City’s determination of Contractor responsibility shall be final. If the remedial work is not undertaken and completed within the timeframe specified by the City, the City may, on ten (10) days written notice to Contractor, undertake and complete the remedial work with its own employees and/or independent Contractors, and the Contractor shall pay all actual and administrative costs or charges incurred by the City. The City may impose additional penalties as allowed by LAMC if the City is required to remediate Contractor negligence.
CONTRACTOR NEGLIGENCE. Replacement of dead or injured plants due to pests or contractor negligence will be done without cost to client. Replacement of stolen, vandalized or damaged flowers will be charged based on $ /plant.