REPAIR OF FAULTS AND DEFECTS Sample Clauses

REPAIR OF FAULTS AND DEFECTS. 17.1 The Seller shall, within a reasonable period of time, repair any faults and defects which occur in the warranty period as set out above, subject however to those faults and defects being drawn to the Seller’s attention in writing not later than within 14 (FOURTEEN) days of the expiry of the warranty. 17.2 The Seller shall not be obligated to repair any damage, fault or defect which is the result of the Purchaser’s actions or omissions or those of his visitors, co- inhabitants or any other person present at the apartment other than employees and agents of the Seller. The Seller shall not be obligated to repair any hairline settlement cracks which may occur, it being recorded that settlement is an inevitable part of the construction process. Lastly, the Seller shall not be obligated to repair any damage, fault or defect arising from the Purchaser’s failure to adequately maintain the apartment or which results from wear and tear due to the occupation of the apartment. 17.3 Any defect or fault arising in or at the apartment must be drawn to the Seller’s attention in writing as soon as it is reasonably evident. Failure to notify the Seller of a fault or defect as soon as it becomes evident may result in further damage to the apartment which the Seller shall not be obligated to repair.
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REPAIR OF FAULTS AND DEFECTS. 17.1 The Seller shall repair any faults and defects which occur in the warranty period as set out in clause 16 within 3 (three) months of being made aware thereof in writing, subject to those faults and defects being reported to the Seller in writing before the expiry of the relevant warranty. 17.2 The Seller or any other person duly authorised thereto on its behalf, shall be entitled to enter the unit, on reasonable notice given, to inspect the unit, to make repairs to the unit, or to effect repairs to any other unit in the complex that is situated above, below or adjacent to the Purchaser’s unit, and which repairs necessitate access and/or entry to the Purchaser’s unit. Should the Purchaser unreasonably refuse to provide the Seller with the required access to the unit to attend to the repair of faults and defects, the Seller shall not be bound by the periods set out in clauses 17.1 and 6.7 of the Agreement; and in such event the Purchaser may forfeit his/her warranties as set out in this Agreement. 17.3 The Seller shall not be obligated to repair any damage, fault or defect which is the result of the Purchaser’s actions or omissions or those of his visitors, co-inhabitants or any other person present at the apartment other than employees and agents of the Seller. The Seller shall not be obligated to repair any hairline settlement cracks which may occur, it being recorded that settlement is an inevitable part of the construction process. Lastly, the Seller shall not be obligated to repair any damage, fault or defect arising from the Purchaser’s failure to adequately maintain the apartment or which results from wear and tear due to the occupation of the apartment. 17.4 Any defect or fault arising in or at the apartment must be drawn to the Seller’s attention in writing as soon as it is reasonably evident. Failure to notify the Seller of a fault or defect as soon as it becomes evident may result in further damage to the apartment which the Seller shall not be obligated to repair.
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REPAIR OF FAULTS AND DEFECTS. The Seller shall, within a reasonable period of time, repair any faults and defects which come to light in the warranty period as set out above, subject however to those faults and defects being drawn to the Seller’s attention in writing within 14 days of expiry of the warranty.
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