Right to Inspect Improvements Documents Sample Clauses

The 'Right to Inspect Improvements Documents' clause grants a party, typically the owner or client, the authority to review and examine documents related to improvements made on a property or project. This may include access to plans, specifications, permits, change orders, and progress reports prepared by the contractor or developer. By allowing such inspections, the clause ensures transparency and enables the party to verify compliance with contractual requirements, ultimately helping to prevent disputes and ensure that the work meets agreed-upon standards.
Right to Inspect Improvements Documents. The Board shall have and keep on file and available for inspection by the Trustee copies of the Improvements Documents (except Improvements Documents that are in the possession of the Trustee), throughout the Term of this Purchase Contract, or as soon after the commencement of the Term of this Purchase Contract as such Improvements Documents shall become available to the Board. Neither the Improvements Documents nor any changes or amendments thereto shall (a) cause the Improvements to be used for any purpose prohibited by this Purchase Contract or by the Constitution and laws of the State or (b) adversely affect the ability of the Board to meet its obligations hereunder.
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