Common use of Acceptance Test Clause in Contracts

Acceptance Test. (a) If the Quotation states that an Acceptance Test will apply, upon completion of the Services or any other time agreed between the Parties in writing, the Client and Supplier shall carry out such Acceptance Test. If the Client does not allow Supplier to complete an Acceptance Test tests within thirty (30) days of the completion dated of the Services or such date otherwise agreed, the Services shall be deemed to have been accepted on the expiry of the such thirty (30) days as if satisfactory Acceptance Tests had taken place. (b) If no Acceptance Test applies, the Client must, within 72 hours of notice of completion from Supplier: i. issue a certificate of acceptance of the Services or part thereof which shall then be deemed to have been finally accepted and taken over by the Client; or ii. provide in writing, detailed reasons why a certificate of acceptance cannot be issued provided that the certificate of acceptance shall not be unreasonably withheld because of minor omissions or deficiencies which are not material. Supplier shall be given the opportunity to make good such omissions and defects at the earliest date practicable. If the Client does not provide response in accordance with (i) or (ii) within the specified time, then the Services shall be deemed to have been accepted by the Client. (c) Unless otherwise agreed, all costs and fees incurred by the Supplier in connection with an Acceptance Test will be the responsibility of the Client.

Acceptance Test. (a) If the Quotation states that an Acceptance Test will apply, upon completion of the Services or any other time agreed between the Parties in writing, the Client and Supplier shall carry out such Acceptance Test. If the Client does not allow Supplier to complete an Acceptance Test tests within thirty (30) days of the completion dated of the Services or such date otherwise agreed, the Services shall be deemed to have been accepted on the expiry of the such thirty (30) days payments to Supplier (if any) shall be made as if satisfactory Acceptance Tests acceptance tests had taken place. (b) If no Acceptance Test applies, the Client must, within 72 hours of notice of completion from Supplier: i. issue a certificate of acceptance of the Services or part thereof which shall then be deemed to have been finally accepted and taken over by the Client; or ii. provide in writing, detailed reasons why a certificate of acceptance cannot be issued provided that the certificate of acceptance shall not be unreasonably withheld because of minor omissions or deficiencies which are not material. Supplier shall be given the opportunity to make good such omissions and defects at the earliest date practicable. If the Client does not provide response in accordance with (i) or (ii) within the specified time, then the Services shall be deemed to have been accepted by the Client. (c) Unless otherwise agreed, all costs and fees incurred by the Supplier in connection with an Acceptance Test will be the responsibility of the Client.