Acceptance and Quality Sample Clauses

Acceptance and Quality. (a) 3PARdata may inspect the Products, materials and components held by Seller for 3PARdata at Seller’s facilities during Seller’s regular business hours provided Seller and 3PARdata have made advance arrangements for such visit. 3PARdata and its representatives shall observe all reasonable security and handling measures of Seller and shall be accompanied by a Seller representative at all times while on Seller’s premises. (b) Seller may not make parts substitutions or process changes without the prior written approval of 3PARdata. Seller shall direct all such requests for parts substitutions to 3PARdata’s Contract Administrator. (c) Within seven (7) days of delivery, 3PARdata will inspect, and based upon the results of such inspection, reject or accept Products delivered hereunder in a reasonable period of time, not to exceed a further seven (7) days. Acceptance or rejection shall be based on reasons of quality or function only. 3PARdata shall return Products in the original shipping container, if possible; otherwise 3PARdata shall use a similar shipping container. Seller shall be responsible for 3PARdata’s actual, reasonable shipping costs. Seller shall replace such rejected Products within five (5) days of return. With respect to Product(s) to be replaced, the date determined in the prior sentence shall be deemed an Agreed Delivery Date for purposes of this Agreement, subject to modification in accordance with Section 9 hereof.
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Acceptance and Quality. (a) Avanex may inspect the Products, materials and components held by JV Co. for Avanex at JV Co.'s facilities during JV Co.'s regular business hours. Avanex and its representatives shall observe all reasonable security and handling measures of the JV Co. while on JV Co.'s premises. (b) CMI covenants to Avanex that Products sold to Avanex will meet or exceed Avanex's product qualification requirements. Subject to the provisions of Section 14(f) below, CMI will provide the following types of quality inspections in accordance with its own published manual and, when applicable, Avanex provided specifications, drawings and other such documentation: (i) incoming material inspections; (ii) in-process inspections; (iii) vendor control; and (iv) final inspection. (c) CMI may not make parts substitutions without the prior written approval of Avanex. CMI shall direct all such requests for parts substitutions to Avanex's Contract Administrator, as set forth below. (d) Avanex may inspect, and based upon the results of such inspection, reject or accept Products delivered hereunder in a reasonable period of time. Any Products rejected shall be returned to CMI (or JV Co.) upon Avanex's receipt of a return materials authorization ("RMA") for such return. CMI shall issue RMA numbers within two (2) business days. Avanex shall return Products in the original shipping container, if possible; otherwise Avanex shall use a similar shipping container and such container shall be marked with the RMA number. CMI shall repair or replace such rejected Products within five (5) business days. With respect to Products to be repaired or replaced, the date determined in the prior sentence shall be deemed an Agreed Delivery Date for purposes of this Agreement, subject to modification in accordance with Section 11 hereof. (e) Personnel designated by Avanex may freely communicate with designated personnel of CMI (or JV Co.) with respect to technical assistance and exchanges of information. Avanex's designated personnel shall, as reasonable, provide technical assistance and answer questions for JV Co. personnel from time to time, provided, however, that such communication shall not permit CMI to deviate from any of its obligations under this Agreement.
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