 Its acceptance or rejection by an engineer is ordinarily regarded by the corporation as a safeguard, but no parties entering into a contract can place a power that is wholly arbitrary and undefined in the hands of an engineer, who is in reality the executive...  Paving and Municipal Engineering - Página 2021894Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Milo Darwin Burke - 1892 - 120 páginas
...specifications for brick pavements, which either clearly or fairly describe the material to be used, so that manufacturers or bidders can know just what will be...be worthless for street paving. The characteristic qualities and strength of the material are not clearly set forth as they should be. The power to accept... | |
 | Austin Thomas Byrne - 1892 - 752 páginas
...hard brick in one locality may be known as a soft one in another. Without a definite statement as to what constitutes defects there may be differences...as well as to the equality of goods furnished with the sample deposited. The characteristic qualities and strength of the material are not clearly defined,... | |
 | Austin Thomas Byrne - 1892 - 736 páginas
...locality may be known as a soft one in another. Without a definite statenient as to what coustitntes defects there may be differences of opinion as to...not they exist in a given article, as well as to the eqitttlity of goods furnished with the sample deposited. The characteristic qualities and strength... | |
 | 1895 - 1178 páginas
...manufactured auà buTtvea especially for street paving purposes, \x 552 REVIEW OF THE INDUSTRIAL PRESS. not necessarily fit them for such use. The term '...be worthless for street paving. The characteristic qualities and strength of the material are not clearly set forth as they should be. The power to accept... | |
 | M. D. Burke - 2007 - 112 páginas
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