Determining the Extent of Damage. If the parties cannot agree within fifteen (15) days after the date of the damage whether the repairs and restoration described in subsection 6.01(b) will take more than one hundred and twenty (120) days to make, then the determination will be submitted to arbitration under section 11.01.
Determining the Extent of Damage. Landlord will exercise good faith and commercial reasonableness in determining whether the repairs and restoration described in paragraph 6.01(b) will take more than one hundred and fifty (150) days to make.
Determining the Extent of Damage. If the parties cannot agree in writing whether the repairs and restoration will take more than one hundred eighty (180) days to make, then the determination will be made by Landlord’s architect.
Determining the Extent of Damage. 23. The Report will not and cannot state the extent of any timber pest damage. If any evidence of Timber Pest activity and/or damage resulting from Timber Pest activity is reported either in the structure(s) or the grounds of the property, then You must assume that there may be some structural or concealed damage within the building(s). An invasive Timber Pest Inspection (for which a separate contract is required) should be carried out by and You should arrange for a qualified person such as a builder, engineer or architect to carry out a structural inspection and to determine the full extent of the damage and the extent of repairs that may be required.
Determining the Extent of Damage. The Report will not and cannot state the extent of any timber pest damage. If any evidence of Timber Pest activity and/or damage resulting from Timber Pest activity is reported either in the structure(s) or the grounds of the property, then you must assume that there may be some structural or concealed damage within the building(s). An invasive Timber Pest Inspection (for which a separate contract is required) should be carried out and you should arrange for a qualified person such as a Builder, Engineer, or Architect to carry out a structural inspection and to determine the full extent of the damage and the extent of repairs that may be required. If Timber Pest activity and/or damage are found, within the structures or the grounds of the property, then damage may exist in concealed areas, eg framing timbers. In this case an invasive inspection is strongly recommended. Damage may only be found when wall linings, cladding or insulation are removed to reveal previously concealed timber. You agree that Better Building Inspections or their inspectors are not responsible or liable for the repair of any damage whether disclosed by the report or not.
Determining the Extent of Damage. If the parties cannot agree in writing whether the repairs and restoration will take more than one year to make, then the determination will be made by Landlord's architect. Landlord will make its best effort to determine damage within ten (10) business days of an occurrence.
Determining the Extent of Damage. If the parties cannot agree in writing whether the repairs and restoration described in section 14.A. were Substantially Complete within 120 days as required under Section 14.B., then the determination will be submitted to dispute resolution procedures under Section 20.
Determining the Extent of Damage. If the parties cannot agree in writing whether the repairs and restoration will take more than ninety (90) days to make, then the determination will be made by Landlord's architect and Tenant will receive notice from Landlord of such determination on or prior to the fifteenth (15th) day after the date of damage. Landlord's failure to give such notice within ten (10) days after notice from Tenant of such failure will entitle Tenant to cancel the Lease.
Determining the Extent of Damage. If Tenant disputes the determination of Landlord’s contractor as to the time required for restoration, then the determination will be submitted to arbitration under paragraph 10.1.
