Prevention of Trespass The Contractor Sample Clauses

Prevention of Trespass The Contractor.  shall ensure that no xxxxxxx, scaffold or the like trespass upon properties adjoining those in respect of which an instruction to undertake Works has been given. If the execution of Work requires that workmen must enter upon adjoining property, the necessary permission must be first obtained from the owner/leaseholder or resident by the Contractor who is to ensure that these instructions are carried out.  if unable to obtain such permission is to inform the Contract Administrator who will endeavour to arrange access to the adjoining property.  shall indemnify the Employer against any claim or action for damages on account of any trespass or other misconduct of their employees. Workmen will be allowed only into such parts of the site and buildings of the Employer’s stock as may be necessary to execute the works from time to time ordered hereunder.  shall at times be mindful of the requirements of the Party Wall etc. Xxx 0000 and the various obligations it imposes on the Employer towards owners of adjoining property when Works are to be undertaken on/over or adjacent to roofs, chimneys, walls, fences and similar party boundary situations, with regard to giving of Notices and preparation of Party Wall Awards, all as defined by the Act.  If on initial inspection of any Works for which an instruction to undertake Works has been issued, they are of reasonable opinion that such Works come under the provisions of the aforementioned Act then the Contractor shall not proceed with the Works and shall immediately notify the Contract Administrator accordingly in writing. The Contract Administrator:  shall within a reasonable time issue an instruction to the Contractor to either, proceed with the Works as originally ordered or temporarily cancel the Works without charge until such time as the Employer has arranged for the issue of requisite Notice to adjoining owners and preparation of a Party Wall Award. If instructed to proceed as originally ordered, the Contractor shall still be obliged to complete the Works within the Response Repair Period for the Order.
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