Deleterious Materials. The Contractor further warrants that it, in so far as the terms of the Building Contract permit the Contractor’s choice of materials, it shall select materials for use in the Works in accordance with the guidance contained in the publication “Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials” (2011 British Council for Offices) and that it shall see that materials as used in construction of the Works will be in accordance with such guidance.
Deleterious Materials. The Sub-Contractor further warrants that in so far as the terms of the Sub-Contract permit the Sub-Contractor’s choice of materials, it has and shall select materials for use in the Sub-Contract Works in accordance with the guidance contained in the publication “Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials” (2011 British Council for Offices) and that it shall see that materials as used in construction of the Sub-Contract Works will be in accordance with such guidance.
Deleterious Materials. To the Founders’ knowledge, the buildings or other structures on each Property do not contain in their fabric any high alumina cement, blue asbestos, calcium chloride accelerator, wood wool slabs used as permanent shuttering or other deleterious material.
Deleterious Materials. The Vendor has provided no warranties concerning the use of non-deleterious materials but in view of the short term nature of the letting and the fact that the service charge is capped we do not consider this a cause of concern.
Deleterious Materials. Debris, soil, silt, sawdust, rubbish, creosote-treated wood, raw cement/concrete or washings thereof, asphalt, paint, solvent, or other coating material, oil or other petroleum products, or any other substances which could be deleterious to aquatic life, wildlife, or riparian habitat shall be prevented from entering waters of the State.
Deleterious Materials. The Landlord shall not in the construction of the Development use any high Alumina cement, permenant woodwool shuttering, concrete containing Calcium chloride (except concrete containing quantities of calcium chloride Within acceptable tolerance levels in accordance with BS882 and BS8110) Asbestos or asbestos based materials, silicate bricks or tiles, sea dredges or sea Washed aggregates (save where the same comply with BS882 and BS8110) Concrete having a drying shrinkage in excess of 0.045% colliery waste as a Filling material, pot and rib type construction for suspended floors/roofs, Hollow bricks/blocks (exclusive of perforated bricks) and brickwork/blockwork with a soluble sulphate content in excess of 0.5% and any other substances not in accordance with British Standards Institution Standard or Codes of Practice or which have been identified as deleterious in a publication of the British Research Establishment
Deleterious Materials. 6.1 The Tenant hereby warrants and represents to GME and GMI that the Project Managers have not specified and will not specify to be used will not use and have not used in the Works:
(a) materials or substances or any combination thereof generally known in the United Kingdom at the time of specification to be deleterious to the safety performance or durability of the Works or the health and safety of any person or damaging to the environment including any material or substance or any combination thereof used otherwise than in accordance with British Standards and Codes of Practice or the recommendations of' the Building Research Establishment; and
(b) any deleterious materials referred to or specified in the Building Contract.
6.2 The Tenant further warrants that it has exercised and will exercise all reasonable skill and care to see that no such materials or substances have been specified for use or used in the Works by others.
Deleterious Materials. You as client shall:
1) Advise us of the requirements/brief and of any subsequent changes required.
2) Give decisions and all necessary instructions, consents or approvals necessary for the performance of the Services.
3) Sign off or approve all stage drawings prior to progression to the next stage.
4) Acknowledge that we shall not be liable for any delays to the services arising from any failure by
5) Appoint and pay any fees to third-party consultants, statutory authorities or contractors.
6) Understand that any delay in payment of fees to us or others can, and is likely to, result in a delay in the flow of information on projects. We reserve the right not to move onto a subsequent stage of a project where fees for previous work stages are outstanding, even where a previous invoice is not yet overdue.
7) Where you engage with us for Contract Administration services, you should not deal with the contractor or contractors directly or interfere with our duties or actions under any form of Building Contract.
8) Hold the contractor or contractors responsible for properly carrying out and completing construction works and for health and safety provisions on the site. It is expected that contractors/builders appointed will be competent members of their profession.
1) We shall retain the copyright in the drawings and documents (including material in electronic format) produced in the performance of the Services.
2) You shall have a licence to copy and use the drawings only for purposes related to this Project providing that all fees and/or other amounts due are paid in full.
3) Drawings shall only be used and valid for their intended purpose, ie. drawings prepared for a Planning Application would only be valid for this purpose and should not be used for construction.
4) Drawings produced for one Client are not transferable for use by another Client or third-party.
5) We shall not be liable for the use by any person of such drawings or other documents for any purpose other than that for which they were provided.
6) We retain a right to use drawings prepared for you for marketing, sales or promotion on an anonymised basis only.
Deleterious Materials. The Contractor warrants to the Employer that it shall not specify for use in each Task products or materials which are generally known within the construction industry to be deleterious at the time of specification in the particular circumstances in which they are used or those identified as potentially hazardous.
Deleterious Materials. Without prejudice to the obligations under this Agreement, the Contractor shall use skill, care and diligence to see that those materials used or stipulated for use by the Contractor are in accordance with “Good Practice in Selection of Construction Materials” published by the British Council for Offices in March 2011 and relevant Irish Standards and Codes of Practice and shall, in discharging its general inspection duties, use such skill, care and diligence to see that the use of such materials is generally in accordance with such guidance.
