Common use of Damage and repairs to Work Clause in Contracts

Damage and repairs to Work. The Developer, at its own cost, is to repair and make good to the reasonable satisfaction of Council any Loss or damage to an Item of Work from any cause whatsoever which occurs prior to the date on which Hand-over is achieved in respect of an Item of Work, except to the extent that such Loss is directly or indirectly caused or contributed to by Council.

Damage and repairs to Work. The Developer, at its own cost, is to repair and make good to the reasonable satisfaction of Council any Loss or damage to an Item of Work from any cause whatsoever which occurs prior to the date on which Hand-over is achieved in respect of an the Item of Work, except Work has been Handed-Over to the extent that such Loss is directly or indirectly caused or contributed to by CouncilCouncil under this Agreement.

Damage and repairs to Work. The Developer, at its own cost, is to repair and make good to the reasonable satisfaction of the Council any Loss loss or damage to an Item of Maintenance Work from any cause whatsoever which occurs prior to the date on which Hand-over the Maintenance Work is achieved in respect of an Item of Work, except to the extent that such Loss is directly or indirectly caused or contributed to by Councilcompleted.

Damage and repairs to Work. 14.1 The Developer, at its own cost, is to repair and make good to the reasonable satisfaction of the Council any Loss loss or damage to an Item of a Work from any cause whatsoever which occurs prior to the date on which Hand-over the Work is achieved in respect of an Item of Work, except taken to the extent that such Loss is directly or indirectly caused or contributed to by Councilhave been completed under this Agreement.