Contractor Supplied Documents Sample Clauses

Contractor Supplied Documents. (a) The Contractor must supply to the Principal the Deliverable Documents and the number of copies thereof as stated in the Contract or, if not stated, as Directed. (b) If the Contractor submits documents to the Principal, then: (1) the Principal is not be required to check such documents for errors, omissions, inconsistencies, ambiguities, discrepancies or compliance with the Contract; (2) any acknowledgement, approval, acceptance, receipt, recommendation or review of, comment on, or Direction in respect of such documents by the Principal will not: (A) relieve the Contractor of any of its liabilities or responsibilities under the Contract or otherwise according to law; (B) constitute acceptance by the Principal of the performance of the Contractor's obligations under the Contract; (C) be considered as an acknowledgment by the Principal that the relevant documents comply with the Contract; or (D) lessen or affect the Principal's rights against the Contractor under the Contract or otherwise according to law; and (3) if the Contract requires the Contractor to obtain the Principal's Direction about such documents, the Principal shall give, within 14 days after receiving such documents, the appropriate Direction, including reasons if the documents are not suitable. (c) Deliverable Documents supplied by the Contractor will be the Principal's property.
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Contractor Supplied Documents. All documents supplied to the Subcontractor by or on behalf of the Contractor: remain the property of the Contractor and must be returned on demand; and must not be used for any purpose other than the completion of the Works. The Subcontractor agrees that: the Contractor does not warrant or assume any duty of care for the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of any information it or anyone on its behalf makes available to the Subcontractor; the Contractor is not liable upon any claim by the Subcontractor arising out of: the Subcontractor’s reliance upon any information made available to it by or on behalf of the Contractor; or a failure by the Contractor to provide it with any information; and it enters into this Subcontract based on its own investigations and information. The Subcontractor releases and indemnifies the Contractor and its Personnel from and against any loss or claim the Subcontractor suffers or incurs as a result of its reliance upon information made available to it by or on behalf of the Contractor.
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Contractor Supplied Documents. (a) All documents supplied to the Subcontractor by or on behalf of the Contractor: (i) remain the property of the Contractor and must be returned on demand; and (ii) must not be used for any purpose other than the completion of the Works. (b) The Subcontractor agrees that: (i) the Contractor does not warrant or assume any duty of care for the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of any information it or anyone on its behalf makes available to the Subcontractor; (ii) the Contractor is not liable upon any claim by the Subcontractor arising out of: (A) the Subcontractor’s reliance upon any information made available to it by or on behalf of the Contractor; or (B) a failure by the Contractor to provide it with any information; and (iii) it enters into this Subcontract based on its own investigations and information. (c) The Subcontractor releases and indemnifies the Contractor and its Personnel from and against any loss or claim the Subcontractor suffers or incurs as a result of its reliance upon information made available to it by or on behalf of the Contractor.
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Contractor Supplied Documents. The Contractor shall supply to the Independent Certifier the documents and number of copies at the times or stages stated in Item 17. Other documents and information required by the Contract, unless elsewhere stated in the Contract, shall be supplied not less than 14 days before the work described in the documents is commenced and shall be in a form satisfactory to the Independent Certifier. If the Contractor submits a document to the Independent Certifier, then except where the (a) the Independent Certifier shall not be required to check that document for errors, omissions, inconsistencies, ambiguities, discrepancies or compliance with the Contract; (b) any Independent Certifier's acknowledgment, comment or approval shall not affect the warranties given by the Contractor or prejudice the Contractor's obligations under the Contract; and (c) if the Contract requires the Contractor to obtain the Independent Certifier’s direction about that document, the Independent Certifier shall give, within the time stated in Item 18, the appropriate direction, including reasons if the document is not suitable. The Contractor may rely on an Independent Certifier’s direction to change any documents submitted to the Independent Certifier by the Contractor unless and until such direction is amended or overturned by a determination under clause 41 of this Contract. If: (a) a direction is made by the Independent Certifier to change a document submitted pursuant to this subclause 8.3; (b) the Contractor notifies the Independent Certifier in writing before any WUC is performed in reliance upon the changed document that it is of the view that the change was not necessary for compliance with the Contract and the Independent Certifier does not reverse the direction to change the relevant document (or does so after some WUC has been performed in reliance upon the direction of the Independent Certifier); and (c) the directed change is determined under clause 41 of this Contract to have not been required for the relevant document to comply with the Contract, the Independent Certifier’s direction under this clause shall be treated as an adjustment event under clause 35A (where the Independent Certifier reversed its direction after some WUC had been performed in reliance upon the direction, the adjustment event ends upon the Independent Certifier's reversal of the direction). The Contractor’s right under this subclause 8.3 to rely on an Independent Certifier’s direction does not limit o...
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