Deficiency or Deficient Sample Clauses
The 'Deficiency or Deficient' clause defines what constitutes a deficiency in the context of a contract, typically referring to work, goods, or services that fail to meet specified standards or requirements. In practice, this clause outlines the criteria for identifying deficiencies, such as non-conformance with agreed specifications, incomplete deliverables, or substandard performance. By clearly establishing what is considered deficient, the clause helps ensure that both parties have a mutual understanding of quality expectations and provides a basis for addressing and remedying any shortcomings that may arise during the contract's execution.
Deficiency or Deficient. Deficiency or Deficient means any aspect of the Work (including Products) that fails to comply with, or conform to, the requirements of the Agreement including Laws and the Standard of Care, whether or not such non-compliance or non-conformances occur, or are discovered, prior to or during the Warranty Period. Deficiency or Deficient includes deficiencies in application, engineering, manufacture, installation, construction, workmanship or materials (to the extent the Work includes such elements) and deficiencies in Products.