Common use of ACCEPTANCE AND CLAIMS Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE AND CLAIMS. 5.1. On submitting an order the Customer acknowledges that the goods ordered and/or services requested are suitable for the intended purpose for which they have been ordered. The Supplier need not confirm the Customer’s purposes and requirements for goods and services. 5.2. Within 48 hours of delivery or collection or 24 hours after the Customer learns of the facts giving rise to a claim (whichever first occurs), the Customer must notify the Supplier in writing of any defect or claim regarding goods or services provided by the Supplier, with full details of the claim, in the absence of which, the Customer to the extent permitted by law is deemed to agree that the goods and services conform those ordered. 5.3. The Supplier will not be liable for any claims of damages in respect of goods which, at the date of the claim or at any time prior to settlement of the claim, have been incorporated into any other goods or product or affixed to land.

ACCEPTANCE AND CLAIMS. 5.1. On submitting an order the Customer acknowledges that the goods ordered and/or services requested are suitable for the intended purpose for which they have been ordered. The Supplier need not confirm the Customer’s purposes purpose and requirements for the goods and services. 5.2. Within 48 hours of delivery or collection collection, or 24 hours after the Customer learns of the facts giving rise to a claim (claim, whichever first occurs), the Customer must notify the Supplier in writing of any defect or claim regarding goods or services provided by the Supplier, with full details of the claim, in the absence of which, the Customer to the extent permitted by law is deemed to agree that the goods and services conform those ordered. 5.3. The Supplier will not be liable for any claims of damages in respect of goods which, at the date of the claim or at any time prior to settlement of the claim, have been incorporated into any other goods or product or affixed to land.