Power to inspect Sample Clauses

The 'Power to inspect' clause grants a party, typically the owner or client, the right to examine work, materials, or records related to a contract. In practice, this means the inspecting party can visit the worksite, review progress, or check the quality of goods and services being provided, often with reasonable notice. This clause ensures transparency and quality control, allowing the party to verify compliance with contractual obligations and address issues before they escalate.
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Power to inspect. 7.1 The Lessee shall, upon receiving reasonable notice in advance, permit the Lessor and its duly authorised representative to enter upon the Demised Premises and the works or structures for the time being constructed or standing thereon to view and inspect the same and, if any defect is found and brought to the notice of the Lessee in writing to, remedy or make good the defect within such reasonable time as may be specified by the Lessor.
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Power to inspect. The Council or its appointed officer and any allotment association representative or site representative is entitled to inspect any allotment garden
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Power to inspect. The Lessee shall permit the Lessor and its duly authorised representative to enter upon the Site and the works or structures for the time being constructed or standing thereon to view and inspect the same and, if any defect is found and brought to the notice of the Lessee in writing to, remedy or make good the defect within such reasonable time as may be specified by the Lessor.
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Power to inspect. 3.19.1. The Allotment Officer is entitled to enter any Allotment Plot for inspection of the state of cultivation and general condition of the plot. 3.19.2. If during a plot inspection a plot is considered to be in an unacceptable condition, the Council shall write (first letter) to the Tenant giving 28 days in which to respond with any mitigating circumstances and produce a timescale to rectify the failings. 3.19.3. A further plot inspection will take place a minimum of 28 days after the first letter and if no action has been taken by the Tenant a second letter shall be sent, by the Council, to the Tenant giving 14 days in which to respond. 3.19.4. Failure to satisfactorily respond to the second letter will result in a written Notice of Eviction being served on the Tenant by the Council.
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Power to inspect. At the Closing, NeoMedia shall execute and deliver to Solar a power to inspect and make copies in the form attached as EXHIBIT C duly authorizing Solar or its representatives to inspect and copy files in the USPTO or any foreign patent office relating to any Patent Application ("POWER TO INSPECT"). At Solar's request, NeoMedia shall promptly execute and deliver additional Powers to Inspect expressly referring by serial number to Patent Applications filed by NeoMedia after the Closing. Any information or copies made under this paragraph shall be considered Confidential Information of NeoMedia under Section 6.1.
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Power to inspect. 10.9.1. The Sub-Lessee shall permit PMPML and the Lessee and their duly authorised representatives to enter upon the Sub-Leased Area to view and inspect the same and, if any defect is found and brought to the notice of the Sub-Lessee, without Lessee being obliged to do such inspection or to intimate such defect, the Sub-Lessee shall remedy or make good the defect within such reasonable time as may be specified by the Lessee. 10.9.2. No such inspection or communication of comments or non-communication of comments by Lessee shall amount to validation or approval or acceptance by Lessee of the internal finishing or furnishing works by the Sub-Lessee or its confirmation to the Applicable Law, Applicable Permits and the terms of this Sub-Lease Deed or waiver by Lessee of any breach by the Sub-Lessee.
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Power to inspect. Any member or officer of the Council shall be entitled at any time when directed by the Council to enter and inspect any allotment plot.
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