COLOUR SELECTION Sample Clauses

The Colour Selection clause defines the process by which the specific colours to be used in a project or product are chosen and approved. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to make the final selection, any deadlines for decisions, and the method for communicating choices, such as through samples or colour charts. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties are clear on the approved colours, preventing disputes or delays related to aesthetic decisions during the project.
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COLOUR SELECTION. The Purchaser covenants and agrees that he will within ten (10) days of notification from the Vendor attend to make colour and other selections from the Vendor's standard samples, finalize and confirm in writing such selections and note such selections on the Vendor's standard selection form which when completed shall constitute part of this Agreement (the "Interior Finishing Selection Sheet"). In the event any item on the Interior Finishing Selection Sheet becomes unavailable, or, if such selections would not be available in a timely fashion, (such determination to be made by the Vendor at its sole discretion), the Purchaser shall immediately re-select an alternative from the Vendor's available samples. The Purchaser’s failure to so select or re-select within the time or times hereinbefore limited, the Purchaser’s failure to pay for upgrades or the Purchaser issuing a cheque which does not clear the Vendor’s bank or is marked for insufficient funds shall be a FBOC and, the Vendor may at its sole option, either make such selection on behalf of the Purchaser, and in any event, the Purchaser hereby irrevocably agrees to accept the Vendor's selection without any right of abatement of the Purchase Price and in full satisfaction of the Vendor's obligation herein, or terminate this Agreement and the Purchaser agrees that the deposit monies paid by the Purchaser hereunder shall be forfeited to the Vendor in addition and without prejudice to any other remedy available to the Vendor arising out of such default. Only such items as may be unavailable, or unavailable in a timely fashion (as determined by the Vendor at its sole discretion) may be re-selected by the Purchaser. In the event of default by the Purchaser in re-selection, or failure to make payment in full for upgrades and a re-selection by the Vendor is to be made on behalf of the Purchaser, the re-selection shall be of equal or better quality than the original selection.
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COLOUR SELECTION. 3.6.1 In the event that the Purchaser shall have made a choice of colours and/or materials from either the Vendor’s samples or otherwise as aforesaid and because of lack of supply the installation of such colour choice and material cannot be completed in accordance with the Vendor’s construction schedule, the Purchaser shall choose alternate colours and materials within three (3) days and in the event the Purchaser fails to make an alternate selection as aforesaid, the Vendor shall have the option of choosing the colours and materials and the Purchaser shall be obligated to accept same. 3.6.2 In the event that the Purchaser shall not have made his selection within fourteen (14) days after the acceptance of this Agreement by the Vendor or an extended date acceptable to the Vendor, then the Vendor shall have the option of choosing the colours and materials for and on behalf of the Purchaser and the Purchaser agrees to accept same. 3.6.3 In the event that the Purchaser has installed or has requested the Vendor to install, a different floor covering than that which the Vendor would normally install in the dwelling, then the Purchaser agrees that if any defects should come to light for which the Vendor is normally responsible and repairs to which require the removal of the said floor covering, the Vendor will not be responsible to effect such repairs. For purposes of this Agreement, “floor covering” shall mean any type of finished floor covering which is normally placed on the sub- floor and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, shall include tile, hardwood, marble, terrazzo and carpet. 3.6.4 Where omissions occur on the original colour selection sheet, the Purchaser acknowledges that selection by the Vendor will be final. 3.6.5 Upgrades listed on a standard colour chart will not be deemed to be part of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. 3.6.6 The Purchaser agrees that if after having made the original colour selections the Purchaser does make a change erroneously or otherwise, he will be deemed responsible for all errors resulting from any double selections. 3.6.7 The Purchaser further agrees that in the event that the Vendor has preselected colours prior to the purchase herein of the property, the prescribed colours shall be final notwithstanding that the Purchaser may have completed a colour selection/chart. 3.6.8 In the event that any of the terms and conditions stated on the Customer Request for Optional Extras (“B” Sheet) form (the “Purchaser...
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COLOUR SELECTION. 3.6.1 In the event that the Purchaser shall have made a choice of colours and/or materials from either the Vendor’s samples or otherwise as aforesaid and because of lack of supply the installation of such colour choice and material cannot be completed in accordance with the Vendor’s construction schedule, the Purchaser shall choose alternate colours and materials within three DRAFT
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COLOUR SELECTION a) The colour selection MUST be completed before construction can commence. The colour selection should be completed before local authority, city, or finance approval has been received to enable the HomeOwner’s home to be built within the construction period stated in this contract. b) The colour selection does not form part of the agreed contract and any item at a cost above standard allowance will be charged as an extra. c) The Colour Selection and Variations forms part of the contract for the proposed work when signed and initiated by both parties including any alterations agreed to during the signing process at which time it supersedes any items listed in this specification. d) The Builder takes no responsibility for any colour variation in the roof tile, brick, ceramic wall and floor tile, stucco, paint, between those shown in displays or brochures to those delivered by the manufacturer. These products may vary slightly in colour from time to time and any discrepancy is the responsibility of the manufacturer. e) The Builder will install Australian Standard Complaint Fixtures and Fittings that meet or exceed the minimum requirements for BASIX. Where The Owner elects to supply their own appliances, components or plumbing Fixtures and Fittings, these items MUST be accompanied with FULL installation Instructions, meet relevant Australian Standards for that items (have an approved Australian Standards Sticker or Plate) and meet Minimum BASIX efficiency requirements as listed in the BASIX certificate supplied to Council. f) Any Appliances, Components, Fixtures or Fittings supplied by The Owner will need to be Documented in the Colours and Variations Document otherwise The Builder’s Standard Items will be installed and any costs associated with the supply and installation will be the responsibility of The Owner. g) Where the HomeOwner has nominated to supply appliances, components or Fixtures and Fittings for the home, need to be delivered to site in a timely manner to avoid delays or additional costs relating to installation. The Builder accepts no responsibility to warranty items not supplied by The Builder under these specifications. The Builder will accept responsibility for the labour and materials used in the installation only. h) The Builder includes costs to lay Cushion Edge tiles in the 300mm by 300mm and 300mm by 600 size range. Additional costs will apply to lay Small Tiles under 300mm by 300mm, Mosaic Tiles and tiles larger than the allowance of ...
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COLOUR SELECTION. 3.6.1 In the event that the Purchaser shall have made a choice of colours and/or materials from either the Vendor’s samples or otherwise as aforesaid and because of lack of supply the installation of such colour choice and material cannot be completed in accordance with the Vendor’s construction schedule, the Purchaser shall choose alternate colours and materials within three (3) days and in the event the Purchaser fails to make an alternate selection as aforesaid, the Vendor shall have the option of choosing the colours and materials and the Purchaser shall be obligated to accept same. DRAFT 3.6.2 In the event that the Purchaser shall not have made his selection within fourteen (14) days after the acceptance of this Agreement by the Vendor or an extended date acceptable to the Vendor, then the Vendor shall have the option of choosing the colours and materials for and on behalf of the Purchaser and the Purchaser agrees to accept same.
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