Structural Defect definition

Structural Defect means any defect in the load-bearing portions of a new home that adversely affects its load-bearing function to the extent that the home becomes or is in serious danger of becoming unsafe, unsanitary, or otherwise uninhabitable.

Structural Defect means any defects/damages caused to the structural members of the towers/buildings, common amenities due to poor workmanship or poor quality of material used or due to provisioning of services in the towers/building by reason of which the Allottee is prevented from the use and enjoyment of the Apartment or the common areas. Provided however, it shall not include defects/damages caused due to any latent defects in the material supplied or due to any defects/damages caused by action of the Allottee of the apartments or due to the following events: -

Structural Defect means a hole or crack in the tank por- tion of the UST system, which has either caused a release from the system or is being repaired to prevent a release from the system.

Examples of Structural Defect in a sentence

• Your request for warranty performance must describe the condition of the warranted Major Structural Defect in detail.

• The repair of the non-load bearing portions, items, or systems of the Home, damaged by the Major Structural Defect, which make the Home unsafe, unsanitary, or otherwise unlivable.

• Please complete the Notice of Major Structural Defect Claim Form at the back of this booklet and send it to StrucSure Home Warranty, LLC, Attn: Warranty Service Division, 6825 East Tennessee Avenue, Suite #410, Denver, CO 80224.

• The repair, removal, and replacement of only those surfaces, finishes, and coverings, (original with the Home) damaged by the Major Structural Defect.

• If the defect you are reporting is a Major Structural Defect, you should also consider obtaining expert engineering evidence to help support your claim.

More Definitions of Structural Defect

Structural Defect means a defect in a structural element of a building that —

Structural Defect means any Defect in the material, labour and design that results in the failure of a load-bearing part of the New Home and any Defect that causes Structural Damage that materially and adversely affects the use of the New Home for residential occupancy.

Structural Defect means physical damage to a service connection caused by external load bearing forces to the extent that the service connection is no longer in good working order. Structural defects include, but are not limited to, separations, misalignments, bellies, sags and total collapses.

Structural Defect means any material structural defect to the improvements located on the applicable Real Estate Property.

Structural Defect means a condition of the structure of any Company Property resulting from faulty engineering, construction, labor or materials, or from fire or other casualty and in any event includes any condition that could pose a hazard to life or safety.

Structural Defect means defects or material breakage of a Primary Structure part due to fatigue.

Structural Defect means when used in connection with a sewer lateral a collapsed, cracked, broken or missing pipe, or offset joints caused by settling.