Major structural defect definition

Major structural defect means any actual physical damage to the following designated load-bearing portions of a home caused by failure of the load-bearing portions which affects their load-bearing functions to the extent the home becomes unsafe, unsanitary, or is otherwise unlivable:

Major structural defect means any actual physical damage to the following designated load-bearing portions of a home caused by failure of the load-bearing portions which affects their load-bearing functions, as follows to wit:

Major structural defect means a defect that gives rise, or which is likely to give rise, to damage of such severity that it affects or is likely to affect the structural integrity of a building, and which requires complete or partial rebuilding or extensive repair work to the structure.

Examples of Major structural defect in a sentence

• A Major Structural Defect is a defect resulting in actual physical damage to the following load-bearing portions of the home caused by failure of such loadbearing portions which affects their loadbearing functions to the extent that the Home becomes unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unlivable: foundation systems and footings, beams girders, lintels, columns, walls and partitions, floor systems, and roof framing systems.

• QBW will repair or replace, or pay you the reasonable cost of repairing or replacing, the defect or item determined to be a Major Structural Defect in years three through ten.

• If you have a claim as the result of a Major Structural Defect occurring during the third through tenth years of this Agreement, you should notify QBW and QBW will investigate the claim.

• All such claims must be presented in writing to QBW (not the Builder) by certified mail, return receipt requested, within a reasonable time after the Major Structural Defect arises but in no event later than thirty (30) days after the expiration of the term of this Agreement.

• The term of this Major Structural Defect Warranty shall be ten (10) years beginning on the date of actual closing.

More Definitions of Major structural defect

Major structural defect means a defect in the Works that compromises the structural integrity of a home, causing potential risk to the safety and wellbeing of the occupant;

Major structural defect means a defect which gives rise or is likely to give rise to damage of such severity that it affects or is likely to affect the structural integrity of a home, and which requires complete or partial rebuilding of the home, or extensive repair work to it; and a structural defect shall have a corresponding meaning; "MEC" means a Member of the Executive Council of a province responsible for human settlements;

Major structural defect as defined by this Agreement means actual damage to the load-bearing function of the home which vitally affects or is imminently likely to vitally affect the use of the home for residential purposes and not be the result of earthquake, flood, other acts of God, prolonged exposure to the elements causing deterioration, or any cause unrelated to faulty design, materials or workmanship.

Major structural defect. ’ means a defect as determined in the Home Building Manual which gives rise, or is likely to give rise, to damage of such severity that it affects or 15

Major structural defect means a defect which gives rise or which is likely to give rise to damage of such severity that it affects or is likely to affect the structural integrity of a home and which requires complete or partial rebuilding of the home or extensive repair work to it, subject to the limitations, qualifications or exclusions that may be prescribed by the Minister;

Major structural defect means any actual damage to load-bearing portions of the home that:

Major structural defect. ’ means a defect as determined in the Home Building Manual which gives rise, or is likely to give rise, to damage of such severity that it affects or is likely to affect the structural integrity of a home, and which requires complete or partial rebuilding of the home, or extensive repair work to it, and a structural defect