Common use of Evidence of Completion Clause in Contracts

Evidence of Completion. Upon completion of the Work, the Shareholder shall obtain and deliver to the Corporation (i) a certificate from the architect or engineer who prepared the Plans (or a successor) certifying that the Work has been completed in accordance with all applicable laws, codes, legal requirements and the Plans, (ii) all required final governmental signoffs and approvals, including if the Corporation shall require, an amended certificate of occupancy and a certificate from the Board of Fire Underwriters, and (iii) "as built" drawings certified to by the architect or engineer who prepared the Plans originally submitted (or a successor). Such "as built" drawings will include any modifications, revisions or amendments to the original Plans submitted. The determination of the Corporation as to the need for an amended certificate of occupancy shall be conclusive.

Evidence of Completion. Upon completion of the Work, the Shareholder shall obtain and deliver to the Corporation (i) a certificate from the architect or engineer who prepared the Plans (or a successor) certifying that the Work has been completed in accordance with all applicable laws, codes, legal requirements and the Plans, (ii) all required final governmental signoffs and approvals, including if the Corporation shall require, an amended certificate of occupancy and a certificate from the Board of Fire Underwriters, and (iii) "“as built" ” drawings certified to by the architect or engineer who prepared the Plans originally submitted (or a successor). Such "“as built" ” drawings will include any modifications, revisions or amendments to the original Plans submitted. The determination of the Corporation as to the need for an amended certificate of occupancy shall be conclusive.