Common use of Duty to Inspect Clause in Contracts

Duty to Inspect. Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required to be performed under this Agreement.

Duty to Inspect. 3.02.1 Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required to be performed under this Agreement.

Duty to Inspect. 3.30.1 Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites facilities affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required or services to be performed under this Agreement.

Duty to Inspect. 2.26. I Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites facilities affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required or services to be performed under this Agreement.

Duty to Inspect. 2.30.1 Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites facilities affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required or services to be performed under this Agreement.

Duty to Inspect. 2.1 Contractor represents that it or its agent has inspected all sites affected by this Agreement and that it is not entitled to additional compensation for its failure to accurately account for all of the work required to be performed under this Agreement.