Professional Team definition

Professional Team means collectively the Building Contractor, architect and if appointed structural engineers, M&E engineer, quantity surveyors and all those professionals appointed by or on behalf of the Tenant in connection with the Building Improvement Works.
Professional Team means the consultant and any other professionals engaged by the Client from time to time in relation to the Project and which the Client notifies to the Consultant.
Professional Team means the consultants appointed by the Owner in relation to the Development Project (but not the Owner's Representative) including the architect, principal designer, structural engineer, M&E engineer and quantity surveyor and such other consultants so appointed by the Owner;

Examples of Professional Team in a sentence

  • The Building Control Approver shall have no responsibility and/or liability under or in connection with this Contract for the performance and/or the supervision of any member(s) of the Professional Team in relation to the Project and the Building Control Approver shall have no responsibility and/or liability in respect of quality control of the works.

  • The Building Control Approver shall have no responsibility and/or liability for any failure by the Client or any member(s) of the Professional Team to comply with their obligations under the Building Safety Act.

  • The Building Control Approver’s liability to the Client under or in connection with this Contract shall not exceed such sum as it would be just and equitable for the Building Control Approver to pay having regard to the extent of the Building Control Approver’s responsibility for the loss and/or damage and on the assumption that all members of the Professional Team and/or other persons involved in the Project have paid to the Client such sums as it would be just and equitable for them to pay.


More Definitions of Professional Team

Professional Team means any other party appointed by or to be appointed by the Client in addition to the Building Control Approver to provide services and/or works in relation to the Project.
Professional Team means the appointed consultants of the various disciplines on a specific project.
Professional Team means the professional advisers appointed in connection with the Works and listed in Part 2 of the Schedule; PROHIBITED MATERIALS means such materials as were required by the terms of the Trade Contracts or the appointments of the Professional Team not to be used in the Works save as mentioned in a letter from Rolfx Xxxx xx the Developer a copy of which is annexed to this Agreement at Appendix G
Professional Team means two or more persons with expertise in disciplines in which expertise are required, and which disciplines have been determined by the professional engineer concerned with the concurrence of the Minister, and who after submission of particulars of their names, qualifications and professional experience have been approved by the Minister, as contemplated in these regulations;
Professional Team means the Architect and the Structural Engineer
Professional Team. [the Architect] [, the Principal Designer] [, the Quantity Surveyor] [, the Contract Administrator] [, the Employer's Agent] [, the Structural Engineer] [, the M&E Engineer] and any other specialist advisors or sub-consultants that may, be appointed for the time being in connection with the design or management of the Development. Property: the freehold property at 000-000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx, London SW17 0NY registered at HM Land Registry with title absolute under title number XXX000000 Quantity Surveyor: [NAME] of [ADDRESS] or such other person as may be appointed as a replacement quantity surveyor for the time being by the Developer [or Building Contractor], in relation to this agreement [and the Building Contract].12 Requisite Consents: building regulation approvals, by-law approvals, and any other consents, licences and authorisations required from any competent authority, statutory undertaker or person either for the carrying out of the Development or for its intended use as contemplated by the terms of the Planning Permission.