Faulty Workmanship Sample Clauses
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Faulty Workmanship for any loss, damage, liability, cost or expense, including compensation or costs, caused or contributed to by, or in connection with, or arising from damage to that part of any third-party property or Watercraft upon which You have been completing, correcting or improving any work undertaken by You or on Your behalf. This exclusion does not apply to any coverage granted under Insuring Clause 2.5 (Errors and Omissions) and Insuring Clause 2.9 (Faulty Workmanship).
Faulty Workmanship. The cost of performing, completing, correcting or improving any work undertaken by You;
Faulty Workmanship. Coverage is excluded from Loss caused by faulty workmanship to, the use of faulty or defective materials with, or inadequate maintenance to any property on or off the Fund Member’s premises.
Faulty Workmanship. Neither the final payment nor any acceptance nor certificate nor any provision of this Agreement shall relieve the CONTRACTOR of any responsibility for faulty workmanship or materials. At the option of the OWNER, as provided in this Agreement, the CONTRACTOR shall remedy any defects thereto and pay for any damage to other work resulting therefrom, which may appear after final acceptance of the work.
Faulty Workmanship. All labour and transport costs, including those in connection with the breakdowns due to negligent and/or inadequate servicing on the part of the Contractor, or faulty and defective equipment and materials etc., supplied by the Contractor shall be for the expense of the Contractor.
Faulty Workmanship. 23.01 In situations of alleged faulty workmanship, the General Service Manager will decide if the work has not been properly performed. If he decides that the work should be redone, the employee will be required to do so without additional compensation. If this employee is not available, another employee will be assigned the work and the costs will be deducted from the original employee's wage. Disputes regarding this Article are subject to the grievance procedure in the usual manner. It is understood that on mechanical items there shall be a forty five (45) day or 6,500 km (whichever comes first) warranty and on paint and body work a twelve (12) month warranty.
Faulty Workmanship. If any work must be removed because of carelessness or faulty workmanship by a journeyman, the journeyman shall be required to make such corrections for which he or she is responsible on his or her own time and during regular working hours--provided, however, that representatives of the Labor-Management Committee have first made a finding that the work was deficient, and that errors were not made upon instruction of the Employer or the Employer's representative.
Faulty Workmanship. THIS POLICY DOES NOT COVER the cost of making good any faulty workmanship or replacing defective materials for which the Insured, his employees, contractors or subcontractors may be liable (but this limitation shall not exclude resulting damage arising out of such faulty workmanship).
Faulty Workmanship any liability for the cost of re-performing, completing, correcting or improving any work done or undertaken by the Insured.