Snagging Items definition

Snagging Items shall have the meaning set out in the Agreement for Lease

Snagging Items means such minor omissions, imperfections, defects and faults in the completed Works identified in the snagging list and remedied prior to issue of the Practical Completion Certificate

Snagging Items means minor defects, deficiencies or omissions of a snagging nature in the works carried out by the Developer in connection with the Designated Units.

Examples of Snagging Items in a sentence

• As soon as shall be reasonably possible after the issue of the Take Over Certificate, but in any event within thirty (30) Days from the issue of the Take Over Certificate (or such longer period as the Purchaser and the Contractor may agree), the Contractor shall complete or repair (as applicable) to the reasonable satisfaction of the Purchaser's Representative all Minor Snagging Items.

• The Contractor shall keep the Purchaser informed regarding the progress in addressing such Minor Snagging Items.

• Subject to paragraph 3 ( Snagging Items), the Works have been carried out and completed in accordance with clause 13.1 (Carrying out the Works).

• In terms of the timing for when Snagging Items should be rectified, it depends on the individual issue, but it’s difficult to imagine circumstances where this would go beyond three months.

• There should not be a large list of Snagging Items, as the Contractor should have allowed for sufficient time during the construction period to correct defects.

More Definitions of Snagging Items

Snagging Items means minor defects, deficiencies or omissions of a snagging nature which do not impact upon the Service Availability Requirements and which do not prevent the Independent Certifier from issuing an Acceptance Certificate in respect of a given Service Level;

Snagging Items means any minor defects or omitted items or items of decoration or repair (not including items of or relating to the Tenant's Works) as specified in the list attached to or created at the same time as the Base Building Works Practical Completion Certificate which do not, and the completion of which will not, individually or collectively prevent or adversely affect (other than to an extent which is not material) the ability to carry out the Tenant's Works or the beneficial use and occupation of the Demised Premises as offices

Snagging Items means the items that SANRAL or its appointed service pro­vider must complete and/or rectify before all its obligations in respect of the con­struction of the Access Road are satisfied;

Snagging Items means any minor defects and outstanding work the existence and making good or completion of which will not materially adversely impact on the use of the Infrastructure Works.

Snagging Items means minor defects, deficiencies or omissions which do not prevent the Authority’s Declaration from being issued; and

Snagging Items. Those minor outstanding items of the Building Works identified by the Tenant as requiring rectification / correction following Practical Completion but which will not prevent occupation of the Development by the intended occupiers;

Snagging Items means minor works or minor defects relating to the Property. Units means the Property and the other hotel rooms forming part of the Hotel. VAT means value added tax or any equivalent tax chargeable in the UK or elsewhere. Works Completion Condition Precedent means the occurrence of the Practical Completion Date in accordance with the terms of this agreement.