Practically Complete definition

Practically Complete means completed as certified by the Owner’s architect or agent save for snagging defects and “Practically Completed” shall be construed accordingly;

Practically Complete and similar terms shall mean where the Development or part of it are completed and ready for Occupation

Practically Complete and similar terms shall mean where theFirst Revised Development or part of it are completed and ready for Occupation

Examples of Practically Complete in a sentence

• The Contractor shall respond to that notice within 3 days if it is of the opinion that the Sub-Contract Works were not Practically Complete on the date notified by JAD.

• JAD shall notify the Contractor when they are of the opinion the Sub-Contract Works are Practically Complete.

• Prior to the expiration of a 5 year period (or such longer period as may be agreed by the Council at the request of any party to this Agreement (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed)) from the Commencement of Development they shall ensure that the creation of the Quarry Garden shall be Practically Complete.

• Payments of interest and principal and all other payments made by me under this agreement shall be made to your main office in New York, New York.

• The Developer shall carry out the Development in accordance with Part 6 of the Schedule so that each Phase is Practically Complete by its Target Completion Date.

More Definitions of Practically Complete

Practically Complete has the meaning given to the term in the Section 106 Agreement "Pre-Conditions" a condition of the Planning Permissions or an obligation of the Section 106 Agreement which has to be satisfied prior to the demolition, redevelopment or occupation of any part of the Development Area

Practically Complete means Completion of the Works subject only to the existence of minor defects and/or omissions which are capable of being made good without materially interfering with the beneficial use and enjoyment of the Works and which it would be unreasonable to include in a schedule of minor snagging items

Practically Complete means completion of the provision of the

Practically Complete means finished except for de minimus items which are capable of being

Practically Complete means practical completion as evidenced by a certificate issued by an architect or other appropriate professional acting for the Owner (“Practical Completion” shall be construed accordingly, and the “Date of Practical Completion” shall mean the date of practical completion given in such certificate);

Practically Complete means that all foundations, walls, fences and control systems are complete.

Practically Complete means that the Infrastructure Works have been determined as being ready for a Final Inspection pursuant to 2.10 of Schedule 22, Part B (Acceptance of Infrastructure Works);