Possible Deficiency Clause Samples
The 'Possible Deficiency' clause defines the process for identifying and addressing potential shortcomings or failures in the performance, quality, or compliance of goods, services, or work under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines the steps for notifying the responsible party of a suspected deficiency, the timeframe for investigation or correction, and any interim measures that may be required. Its core practical function is to ensure that issues are detected and resolved promptly, thereby minimizing disruption and maintaining the expected standards of the agreement.
Possible Deficiency. Bowed, out of square or plumb walls.
Possible Deficiency. Mantle separates from wall.
Possible Deficiency. Dead trees or shrubs.
Possible Deficiency. Defects in wallpaper (material or workmanship).
Possible Deficiency. Problems in wallboard after Owner has installed wallpaper.
Possible Deficiency. Gaps in carpet seams.
Possible Deficiency. Defective fixtures, switches, or outlets.
Possible Deficiency. Erosion and washed-out areas.
Possible Deficiency. Scratches, dents, or other slight imperfections in cabinetry.
Possible Deficiency. Warping of cabinet doors.