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latent defect

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latent defect [′lāt·ənt ′dē‚fekt]
(industrial engineering)
A flaw or other imperfection in any article which is discovered after delivery; usually, latent defects are inherent weaknesses which normally are not detected by examination or routine tests, but which are present at time of manufacture and are aggravated by use.


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One key area of the guidance note is the detailed information regarding the growing market for latent defects insurance, which covers inherent defects to the building for a period of time which may occur from the initial construction.
It was accepted that the council could not have been aware of any latent defect beneath the pavement in Northgate, Almondbury, which had remained intact since its construction prior to 1965.
Latent Defects An excellent example concerning a latent defect is the British Columbia Supreme Court's 1979 decision in Allen et al.
 
 
 
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