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The existence of patent defects ... sufficientto preventpractical completion
The existence of patent defects which are more than trifling ... sufficientto prevent“ practical completion
Existence of patent defects ( other than ones to be ignored as triflingwould preventpractical completion
the failure yet to construct a part of the building , as required by the contractwould preventpractical completion
to be regarded as a breach of contractpreventingpractical completion
the very existence of patent defectpreventspractical completion
the mere fact that a defect is irremediable ... sufficientto preventpractical completion
one or more of the following events ” and clause(passive) caused bypractical completion
that patent defects must be more than “ trifling ”to preventpractical completion
Not all patent defects ... only those that can not be regarded as triflingpreventpractical completion
the proposition ... any irremediable patent defectwill preventpractical completion
the mere presence of any patent defectpreventspractical completion
the presence of patent defects ( not latent defects ) which are more than " trifling(passive) may be prevented bypractical completion
a “ material ” breach of contractcould preventpractical completion
patent defects ( i.e. those that can be discovered by reasonable inspection ) where such defects are considered “ more than trifling(passive) should ... be prevented bypractical completion
The existent of a patent defect that is considered to be more than triflingwill preventpractical completion
a defect ... in which casewill preventpractical completion
What type of defectcan preventpractical completion
But on the other hand nor does it meanwill ... preventpractical completion
any breach of Clause 6.2.1 ( because it is without more material and substantialpreventspractical completion
But on the other hand nor doe sit meanwill ... preventpractical completion
variations that result from the act or default of the principal(passive) caused bypractical completion
The fact that a variation is stated to be ‘ material ’ does not necessarily meanwill preventpractical completion
a Principal ’s acts of prevention ; and b. “ delay costs ” , which are payable for delays to practical completion due to a variation(passive) caused bypractical completion
namely that even if clause 6.2 did not render every breach material , the defects and variations complained of by Mears were in substance sufficiently material and substantialto preventpractical completion
an injunction restraining issue of the certificate and a declaration that a reduction of more than 3 % in the size of the rooms a was material breachshould preventpractical completion
many thingsare ... triggeredPractical completion
A breach that is not realistically capable of remedycan preventpractical completion
for the end of 2015(passive) is setPractical completion
When consideringpreventpractical completion
the most ‘ significant ’ matterspreventingpractical completion
defective workwill ... preventpractical completion
the daily rate for liquidated damages ... some trivial defectswould preventPractical Completion
The fact that a breach might be irremediablemight preventpractical completion
any breach thereofpreventspractical completion
the most “ signifi ca nt ” matterspreventingpractical completion
trivial events(passive) caused bypractical completion
an irremediable breachwould preventpractical completion
Will defects or breaches of contractpreventpractical completion
that the only outcome isto preventpractical completion
at largebeing ... setat large
for Dec 2015setfor Dec 2015
to a positive contribution to EPRA NAV from unwinding of the discount in this casehas contributedto a positive contribution to EPRA NAV from unwinding of the discount in this case
for Winter 2018setfor Winter 2018
the time period for the releasing of the final 2.5 % retention monies & any subsequent warranty periodssetsthe time period for the releasing of the final 2.5 % retention monies & any subsequent warranty periods
in Reigate v. Short Form of Contractwhichoriginatingin Reigate v. Short Form of Contractwhich
with long term use in mind Stylish and understated chromedesignedwith long term use in mind Stylish and understated chrome
the passing of major risks from the contractor to the employertriggersthe passing of major risks from the contractor to the employer
to a positive contribution to EPRA NAV from unwinding of the discount in these caseshas contributedto a positive contribution to EPRA NAV from unwinding of the discount in these cases
the start of the defects liability periodalso triggersthe start of the defects liability period
the release of any retained funds or ' retentiontriggersthe release of any retained funds or ' retention
for October 2018setfor October 2018
for January 2020setfor January 2020
These preferential systems of download women , fire(passive) are setThese preferential systems of download women , fire
for June 2013setfor June 2013
down for 12/10 and would like to know the cost of a final inspection reportis setdown for 12/10 and would like to know the cost of a final inspection report
for Augustsetfor August
to a release of retention monies ( normally 50 % ) to the contractormay leadto a release of retention monies ( normally 50 % ) to the contractor
to such a reduction in liabilityleadingto such a reduction in liability
a change in responsibilityto triggera change in responsibility
and the building contract terminatedcould be preventedand the building contract terminated
for December 2017setfor December 2017
to start welcoming clients in September Hostel to support culturally appropriate long term , residential accommodation for clients and their carers Local Aboriginal business Yonga Djena currently undertaking landscaping works Patients undertaking dialysis at the Kalgoorlie Health Campussetto start welcoming clients in September Hostel to support culturally appropriate long term , residential accommodation for clients and their carers Local Aboriginal business Yonga Djena currently undertaking landscaping works Patients undertaking dialysis at the Kalgoorlie Health Campus
for the end of 2019 and occupation scheduled for early 2020setfor the end of 2019 and occupation scheduled for early 2020
the following events under a construction contract : LADs in respect of delay to the workstriggersthe following events under a construction contract : LADs in respect of delay to the works
for Q2 2021setfor Q2 2021
for December 31originally setfor December 31
from poor protection or improper or careless use of the meter by the customer , his agent or other tradesresultingfrom poor protection or improper or careless use of the meter by the customer , his agent or other trades
Kenneth Wagner(passive) is setKenneth Wagner