Deleterious materials clauses

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Deleterious materials clauses

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Published by a LexisNexis Construction expert

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Consultant

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      The Consultant warrants to the Employer that:

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        any materials which the Consultant specifies or authorises for use in the construction of any part of the Works are in accordance with relevant British Standard specifications, codes of practice and good building practice current

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