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When the wagons are finished and mounted, they will be finally received, upon a special request addressed by the contractor to the directors, previous to their being painted. Every piece which does not, at this delivery, fulfil the prescribed conditions to be replaced at the cost of the contractor.
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Art. 13. The contractor is to be responsible for a period of one year, for all pieces which may be broken in consequence of faults arising from bad construction, or the use of materials of... bad quality. When the wagons are brought into use, xlyi every piece that breaks or becomes injured in consequence of faults of the above nature, as well as such parts which may become fractured in consequence of a piece proving badj are to be replaced by the contractor. This is to be done immediately upon being required bj the directors^ and the question respecting liability to the expense of same, in case of dispute^ to be decided afterwards,.
If the contractor does not cause the repairs to be made directly, the railway company will cause them to be made in their own workshops, and the contractor shall pay the expense of the same, provided it be proved that the accident has arisen fi'om a defect in the form or quality of the part broken or damaged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the wagons are finished and mounted, they will be finally received, upon a special request addressed by the contractor to the directors, previous to their being painted. Every piece which does not, at this delivery, fulfil the prescribed conditions to be replaced at the cost of the contractor.
Guarantee.
Art. 13. The contractor is to be responsible for a period of one year, for all pieces which may be broken in consequence of faults arising from bad construction, or the use of materials of... bad quality. When the wagons are brought into use, xlyi every piece that breaks or becomes injured in consequence of faults of the above nature, as well as such parts which may become fractured in consequence of a piece proving badj are to be replaced by the contractor. This is to be done immediately upon being required bj the directors^ and the question respecting liability to the expense of same, in case of dispute^ to be decided afterwards,.
If the contractor does not cause the repairs to be made directly, the railway company will cause them to be made in their own workshops, and the contractor shall pay the expense of the same, provided it be proved that the accident has arisen fi'om a defect in the form or quality of the part broken or damaged.
What to read after Railway Practice: a Collection of Working Plans And Practical Details of Construction in the ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Charles Brees to read onlineMoreLess
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