Common use of DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY. MAC will take every reasonable precaution in conducting the Works at the Property. MAC will not be liable in respect of: a) the structural integrity of the Property; b) the roof’s ability to carry the weight of the Works; c) any effect the Works have on any roof manufacturer’s warranty; d) any damage to the roof or Property which is not due to MAC’s negligence or breach of this Contract; or e) any pre-existing condition, fault or defect relating to the Property (including without limitation circumstances related to structural integrity, hidden defects, electrical wiring or cabling, gas or water pressure and the status or mounting of consumption meters). Due to the fragile nature of tiles, existing tiles on the Customer property may already be cracked or may incur damage on the day of installation. The customer is required to have sufficient spare tiles on hand during the installation. MAC will, on the day of the Works swap over any damaged tiles. In the event tiles are not available on the day it will be the responsibility of the Customer to replace any tiles or rectify any damage.

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