Common use of REMEDY OF DEFECTS Clause in Contracts

REMEDY OF DEFECTS. a) The Builder shall remedy at its own expense any defect, against which the Vessel or any of its parts or equipment is guaranteed under this Article, by making all necessary repairs and replacements. Such repairs or replacements will be made at Builder's shipyard if the Vessel can be conveniently brought there. b) If the Owner and the Builder agree that the replacements or repairs under this Article cannot be conveniently made at the Builder's shipyard, the Owner may have such repairs and/or replacements carried out elsewhere. In such a case the Builder's guarantee will not extend to the workmanship involved in making such replacements or repairs. The Builder shall reimburse the Owner the documented expenses for such replacements or repairs.

REMEDY OF DEFECTS. a) The Builder shall remedy at its own expense any defect, against which the Vessel or any of its parts or equipment is guaranteed under this Article, by making all necessary repairs and replacements. Such repairs or replacements will be made at Builder's ’s shipyard if the Vessel can be conveniently brought there. b) If the Owner and the Builder agree that the replacements or repairs under this Article cannot be conveniently made at the Builder's ’s shipyard, the Owner may have such repairs and/or replacements carried out elsewhere. In such a case the Builder's ’s guarantee will not extend to the workmanship involved in making such replacements or repairs. The Builder shall reimburse the Owner the documented expenses for such replacements or repairs.