Make Good definition

Make Good means to carry out repairs, replacements, rectifications where required of the Works at the Contractor’s expenses, and execute such works to the entire satisfaction of the Company.

Make Good means (regardless of the condition of the Premises or any fixtures, fittings, plant and equipment in them at the time they were made available to the Tenant) to return the Premises to the Landlord clean and in good repair and condition having regard to fair wear and tear and the Condition Report, with:

Make Good means to carry out repairs, replacement, rectification where required of the Works at the Contractor's expense, and execute such works to the entire satisfaction of the Company.

Examples of Make Good in a sentence

• This Make Good obligation is sole and exclusive, is in lieu of and excludes any implicit and/or statutory warranty or guarantee and excludes any liability for further damages and/or costs sustained by Buyer as a consequence of such default in the Goods and/or Services.

• Commencing on the Availability Date and continuing through the License Term, Licensee agrees to broadcast and, subject only to Paragraph 12 of the Standard Terms and Conditions, to any Make Good Broadcast of any particular Telecast in accordance with paragraph 5(b)(i) below.

• Make Good Make Good means to restore to at least the quality of, and leave in no worse condition than, the original.

• Commencing on the Availability Date and continuing through the License Term, Licensee agrees to broadcast and, subject only to Paragraph 12 of the Standard Terms and Conditions, to telecast any Make Good Broadcast of any particular Telecast in accordance with paragraph 6(b)(i) below.

• Concerning contractual performances that are subject to Make Good, in case the CONTRACTOR failed to fulfil the Make Good after three months of the completion of acceptance/performance TESTS, BUYER at its option may provide additional time to the CONTRACTOR based on the agreement reached by the PARTIES for the action plan and the duration required to Make Good or act according to the stipulations under Clause 29.1 (i) to (iii).

More Definitions of Make Good

Make Good has the meaning set forth in Section 3.2.

Make Good means to restore new or existing work after being damaged, cut or patched or rejected by the Consultant. Use materials identical to the original materials, with new visible surfaces matching the appearance and the expected performance of the original surfaces in all details, with no apparent junctions between the new and existing surfaces.

Make Good means to restore the site to condition and state which is as

Make Good means the restoration of areas or surfaces to a condition matching existing adjacent areas. Making good of grass or asphalt areas that are damaged in the course of the work shall be to the original (new) condition irrespective of their condition prior to commencement of the work, or the condition of the adjacent unaffected areas.

Make Good means to:

Make Good means carry out local remedial work to components, features and finishes which have been disturbed by other, previous work under this Contract and leave in a sound and neat condition. It does not include replacement of component parts or redecoration, unless damaged by the Contractor. The meaning of the term shall not be limited by this definition where used in connection with the defects liability provisions of the Contract.

Make Good. (other than where any insurance moneys are irrecoverable through the act, omission, neglect, default or misconduct of the Tenant or the Tenant's Employees and Agents).