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definition of "structurally sound"

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MThomey

Structural
Nov 8, 2006
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I have an associate who is working on a lawsuit involving a residential foundation evaluation report. The report used the phrase, "structurally sound", to describe the condition of the foundation. The house had experienced some settling/differential movement, producing cracks in the brick veneer and slab. The engineer who did the report must have considered them to be within acceptable limits.

Has anyone actually run across a definition (enginering or legal) of the phrase,"structurally sound" before?

If so, what is it, or where can I find it?

Many thanks,
MThomey
 
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