Common use of Structural and Non-structural Defect Liability Periods Clause in Contracts

Structural and Non-structural Defect Liability Periods. (a) In accordance with the “Seller’s Homeowner Care Warranty”, and to the extent provided by, Applicable Law, upon the direction of the Project Manager, the Building Manager shall procure the Contractor and the Seller to assist the Building Manager to rectify or replace (as determined by the Project Manager) any defective civil works in the Unit (including mechanical, plumbing and electrical works but excluding any minor settlement cracks, appliance malfunction or defect caused by the misuse by the Purchaser or the Occupiers) installed by or on behalf of the Seller and as notified to the Seller within one (1) year from the Construction Completion Date (except where any relevant warranties have been assigned to the Purchaser pursuant to clause 3.1(b)) in which case the Purchaser shall be solely responsible for procuring rectification or replacement.

Structural and Non-structural Defect Liability Periods. (a) In accordance with the “Seller’s Homeowner Care Warranty”, and to the extent provided by, Applicable Law, upon the direction of the Project Manager, the Building Association Manager shall procure the Contractor and the Seller to assist the Building Association Manager to rectify or replace (as determined by the Project Manager) any defective civil works in the Unit (including mechanical, plumbing and electrical works but excluding any minor anyminor settlement cracks, appliance malfunction or defect caused by the misuse by the Purchaser or the Occupiers) installed by or on behalf of the Seller and as notified to the Seller within one (1) year from the Construction Completion Date (except where any relevant warranties have been assigned to the Purchaser pursuant to clause 3.1(b)) in which case the Purchaser shall be solely responsible for procuring rectification or replacement.