Decision of Architect Final Sample Clauses
The 'Decision of Architect Final' clause establishes that the architect's determinations on specified matters are conclusive and binding for the parties involved in a construction contract. Typically, this means that if disputes arise regarding the quality of work, materials used, or compliance with design specifications, the architect's judgment will serve as the final authority unless there is evidence of fraud or gross error. This clause streamlines dispute resolution by designating a knowledgeable, neutral party to make binding decisions, thereby reducing the likelihood of prolonged disagreements and project delays.
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Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Shop/Apartment and Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Allottee/Transferee, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Developer shall at its own costs remove the defects. This will however not entitle the Allottee/Transferee to refuse to take possession of the Said Apartment and if the Allottee/Transferee does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clauses above shall apply and all consequences mentioned therein shall follow.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Flat And Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Buyer, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. This will however not entitle the Buyer to refuse to take possession of the Said Flat and if the Buyer does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clause 9.6.2 above shall apply and all consequences thereto shall follow.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Flat And Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Buyer within a period of 12 (twelve) months from the Date Of Possession Notice, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Developer shall, at its own costs, remove the defects. This will however not entitle the Buyer to refuse to take possession of the Said Flat and if the Buyer does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clause 9.6.2 above shall apply and all consequences mentioned therein shall follow. In the context of this Clause, defects shall mean defect in construction only and not defect in bought-out items such as electrical fittings, sanitary fittings, hardware fittings etc.
Decision of Architect Final. If any structural work or any other workmanship in the said bungalow is claimed to be defective by the allottee, at the time of possession or within a period of 5 years from the date of delivery of possession/deemed a date of possession, the matter shall be referred to the architect and the decision of the architect shall be final and binding on the parties,. If directed by the architect the promoter shall act its own cost remove the defect. However this shall in no manner entitle the allottee to refuse to take possession of the land with bungalow and if the allottee does so, the possession date called for by the promoter in the possession letter or the notice of possession shall be considered the deemed possession as contained in possession clauses and all te condition of the possession by the allotte shall apply and all consequences mentioned therein shall follow.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Flat And Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Buyer within a period of 24 (twenty four) months from the Date Of Possession Notice, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. The same is to be governed by the directives of the regulatory authority as notified from time to time. If directed by the Architect, the Developer shall, at its own costs, remove such defects. This will however not entitle the Buyer to refuse to take possession and continue to pay maintenance charges as per bills raised by the Seller or any other person authorized to do so by the Seller, of the Said Flat and if the Buyer does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clause 9.6.2 above shall apply and all consequences mentioned therein shall follow. In the context of this Clause, defects shall mean defect in construction only and not defect in bought-out items such as electrical fittings, sanitary fittings, hardware fittings etc.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Unit And Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Buyer, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Developer shall, at its own costs, remove the defects provided such defects are brought to the notice of the Developer by the Buyer within 12 (twelve) months from the Date of Possession. This will however not entitle the Buyer to refuse to take possession of the Said Unit and if the Buyer does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clauses 9.6.1
Decision of Architect Final. If any structural work or any other workmanship in the Said Apartment is claimed to be defective by the Allottee, at the time of possession or within a period of 5 years from the date of delivery of possession/deemed date of possession, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Promoter shall at its own costs remove the defects.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Said Unit And Appurtenances is claimed to be defective by the Buyer, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. This will however not entitle the Buyer to refuse to take possession of the Said Unit and if the Buyer does so, the provisions regarding deemed possession as contained in Clause 9.6.2 above shall apply and all consequences thereto shall follow. It is clarified that the Buyer shall have no right to question or challenge the decision of the Architect and the Buyer shall not be entitled to blame, ▇▇▇ or otherwise raise any dispute against the Architect.
Decision of Architect Final. If any structural work or any other workmanship in the Said Apartment is claimed to be defective by the Allottee, at the time of possession or within a period of 5 years from the date of delivery of possession/deemed date of possession, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Promoter shall at its own costs remove the defects. If directed by the Architect, the Promoter shall at its own costs remove the defects. However, this shall in no manner entitle the Allottee to refuse to take possession of the Said Apartment and if the Allottee does so, the possession date called for by the Promoter in the possession letter or the Notice for possession shall be considered the Deemed Possession as contained in Possession Clauses and all the condition of the possession taken by the Allottee shall apply and all consequences mentioned therein shall follow.
Decision of Architect Final. If any work in the Unit is claimed to be defective by the Sub Lessee within a period of 12 (twelve) months from the Date Of Possession, the matter shall be referred to the Architect and the decision of the Architect shall be final and binding on the Parties. If directed by the Architect, the Sub Lessor shall, at its own costs, remove the defects, if any. In the context of this Clause, defects shall mean defect in construction only and not defect in bought-out items such as electrical fittings, sanitary fittings, hardware fittings etc.