Common use of Acceptance of Delivery Clause in Contracts

Acceptance of Delivery. A bill of lading or delivery shall accompany each delivery of equipment. Such bill of lading or delivery must be signed for by an authorized representative of Customer or Customer’s carrier upon receipt of delivery of equipment. DOKA shall not be responsible for the condition of any equipment delivered or any discrepancies between the quantities listed on the bill of lading or delivery and actual quantities received unless Customer notifies DOKA in writing within 24 hours after actual or constructive receipt of delivery. Customers failure to notify DOKA in writing in such 24 hour period shall constitute a waiver of every claim or demand concerning the discrepancy in quantities or condition of any equipment delivered and Customer shall be deemed to have unconditionally accepted equipment.

Acceptance of Delivery. A bill of lading or delivery shall accompany each delivery of equipment. Such bill of lading or delivery must be signed for by an authorized representative of Customer or Customer’s carrier Carrier upon receipt of delivery of equipment. DOKA shall not be responsible for the condition of any equipment delivered or any discrepancies between the quantities listed on the bill of lading or delivery and actual quantities received unless Customer notifies DOKA in writing within 24 hours after actual or constructive receipt of delivery. Customers failure to notify DOKA in writing in such 24 hour period shall constitute a waiver of every claim or demand concerning the discrepancy in quantities or condition of any equipment delivered and Customer shall be deemed to have unconditionally accepted equipmentEquipment.