Latent Conditions definition

Latent Conditions means physical conditions on the Site or its surrounds including artificial things and the conditions in which the Supply must be carried out, including subsurface conditions and the condition, dimensions and performance of plant and equipment, but excluding weather, which differ from those conditions expressly described, assumed or allowed for in the Contract, or from those conditions which a competent contractor should reasonably have anticipated if it had visually inspected the Site and reviewed the written information provided by You.

Latent Conditions means any unforeseen site condition not obvious to us upon a reasonable inspection of the site at the time of the quotation, work authorisation, tender or other form.

Latent Conditions mean any and all physical inground conditions at the Site or its surroundings, including, without limitation, contamination and other environmental issues, heritage issues, artificial things, archaeology and the presence of fauna or flora or services which differ materially from the physical conditions which should reasonably have been anticipated by a competent contractor at the date of the Contract if the contractor had— examined all information made available in writing by the Principal to the Contractor for the purpose of the WUC; examined all information relevant to the risks, contingencies and other circumstances having an effect on the WUC and obtainable by the making of reasonable enquiries; and inspected the Site and its surroundings and carried out geotechnical investigations at the Site.

Examples of Latent Conditions in a sentence

• Latent Conditions – latent conditions are those that cannot be identified during site inspection and following reasonable investigation.

• Hazel Glenn Beh, Allocating the Risk of the Unforeseen, Subsurface and Latent Conditions in Construction Contracts: Is There Room for the Common Law?, 46 KAN.

• As the project was finalised a number of “quick win” variations were awarded that allowed the re-inclusion of items that had previously been deleted due to budget constraints but that had specific quality and stakeholder benefits.In addition, there were $173,668.63 of variations related to Latent Conditions.

• If Latent Conditions are discovered, we will work with our contractor to calculate the impact on pricing, and will discuss this with you at that time.

• Delay caused by a Latent Condition will justify an extension of time under clause 25 of the General Conditions as if Latent Conditions were an EOT Event provided that the Contractor: has complied with the notice requirements of special condition 1.2; can demonstrate an impact on the critical path of the Works; and otherwise complies with clause 25.6 of the General Conditions, including the taking of all reasonable steps to minimise the consequences of the delay.

More Definitions of Latent Conditions

Latent Conditions means physical conditions on the Site or its surroundings in respect of which the Superintendent has determined that Clauses 12.1 applies.”

Latent Conditions means physical conditions on the Site and its near surrounds, including artificial things but excluding weather conditions, which differ materially and substantially from those physical conditions which should reasonably have been anticipated by an experienced and Competent Contractor at the time of the Contractors tender if the Contractor had inspected:

Latent Conditions means all physical conditions and characteristics of the site and its near surrounds, including below ground conditions, all natural and artificial things, asbestos, contamination and other environmental hazardous substances, concrete cracking and spalling, facilities and Utility Services and, if the site includes a building, on and within the building (including those things obscured behind walls, ceilings and beneath the floor).

Latent Conditions means physical conditions of the potential railway corridors the subject of the Rail Study and their near surrounds (including artificial things but excluding weather conditions) which differ materially from the physical conditions which could have been reasonably anticipated by Aurizon Network as at the date of this Agreement. Legislation means statutes, ordinances, regulations, by-laws, proclamations and subordinate legislation of the Commonwealth, the State or an Authority.

Latent Conditions means any unanticipated physical conditions (such as rocks, items of heritage value, weather conditions or artificial objects) which mean that:

Latent Conditions means all physical conditions and

Latent Conditions means any condition, event, circumstance, matter or thing, relating to any Goods or Services provided under this Agreement that could not have reasonably been foreseen or anticipated at the date we agreed to provide the Goods or Services to you (whether quoted or not), and that would, or would likely result in us, you, or any third party suffering or incurring additional costs or delay, or would require a change to the conditions on which we supply Goods and Services under this Agreement (this includes this Agreement, Service Schedule or Referenced Documents).