Cosmetic Items Sample Clauses

Cosmetic Items. The upkeep of cosmetic aspects of the house is the responsibility of Buyer. You have not contracted with the Builder to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the appearance condition of features in your home. Chips, scratches, or mars in such things as tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, marble and Formica tips, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, door paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, vinyl floors, and cabinets, which are not recognized and noted at the time of the Buyer's walk-thru are non-warrantable conditions.
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Cosmetic Items. Client has not contracted with Contractor to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features in the home. Chips, scratches, or mars in tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, Formica tops, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, doors, paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, vinyl floors, cabinets, and the like that are not recognized and noted prior to the Final Inspection are Client’s responsibility.
Cosmetic Items. The owner has not contracted CRRC to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features in the home. Chips, scratches, or mars in tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, marble and Formica tops, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, doors, windows, paneling, siding, screens, carpet, vinyl floors, cabinets, and the like that are not recognized and noted by the owner at the final inspection are non-warrantable conditions, and the upkeep of any cosmetic aspect of the house is the owner’s responsibility.
Cosmetic Items. Glass; Lenses; Sealed Beams;
Cosmetic Items. The Buyer has not contracted with the Builder to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features in the home. Chips, cracks, scratches, or mars in the tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, marble, granite, corian and formica tops, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, doors, paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, vinyl floors, cabinets, and the like that are not recognized and noted by the Buyer at the first walk through are non-warranted conditions. The upkeep of any cosmetic aspect of the home is the Buyer’s responsibility.
Cosmetic Items. Buyers have not contracted with the Builder to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features in the home. Chips, scratches, or mars in tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, marble and Formica tops, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, doors paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, vinyl floors, cabinets, and the like that are not recognized and noted by Buyer at the final inspection are non-warrantable conditions, and the upkeep of any cosmetic aspect of the residence is Buyers responsibility.
Cosmetic Items. The Owner has not contracted with the Company to cover ordinary wear and tear or other occurrences subsequent to construction that affect the condition of features in the Home. Chips, scratches, or mars in tile, woodwork, walls, porcelain, brick, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, countertops, lighting fixtures, kitchen and other appliances, doors, paneling, siding, screens, windows, carpet, vinyl floors, cabinets, and the like that are not recognized and noted by the Owner on the Final Inspection Form are not covered by this warranty and the upkeep of any cosmetic aspect of the Home is the Owner’s responsibility.
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