Common use of APPOINTMENT OF BUYER’S REPRESENTATIVE Clause in Contracts

APPOINTMENT OF BUYER’S REPRESENTATIVE. The Buyer may send to and maintain at the Builder’s yard, at the Buyer’s own cost and expense, one or more representatives, of whom only one shall be duly authorised in writing by the Buyer (herein called the “Representative”) to act on behalf of the Buyer in attending the tests and inspections relating to the Vessel, its machinery, equipment and outfitting, and in any other matters for which he is specifically authorised by the Buyer. Unless otherwise advised by the Buyer in writing, the Representative shall have no general authority to change the Contract or to approve plans and drawings. The Representative shall, however, be authorised to sign Change Order Forms (Article VI clause 1) on behalf of Buyer, unless otherwise advised by Buyer in writing. The Representative shall have as many assistants as he may require, but any and all approvals must be given by the Representative and be in writing.

APPOINTMENT OF BUYER’S REPRESENTATIVE. The Buyer may send to and maintain at the Builder’s 's yard, at the Buyer’s 's own cost and expense, one or more representatives, of whom only one shall be duly authorised in writing by the Buyer (herein called the “"Representative”") to act on behalf of the Buyer in attending the tests and inspections relating to the Vessel, its machinery, equipment and outfitting, and in any other matters for which he is specifically authorised by the Buyer. Unless otherwise advised by the Buyer in writing, the Representative shall have no general authority to change the Contract or to approve plans and drawings. The Representative shall, however, be authorised to sign Change Order Forms (Article VI clause 1) on behalf of Buyer, unless otherwise advised by Buyer in writing. The Representative shall have as many assistants as he may require, but any and all approvals must be given by the Representative and be in writing.