ATC TESTING Sample Clauses

ATC TESTING. 2.1 Adopter hereby acknowledges and agrees that ATC Testing shall proceed and be performed by ATC pursuant to (i) this Agreement and the relevant Work Order accepted by ATC pursuant to Section 2.2, (ii) Adopter Agreement, (iii) Procedures,
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ATC TESTING. 2-1 Adopter hereby places an order for ATC Testing to be performed by ATC for A-DUT. Adopter hereby acknowledges and agrees that ATC Testing shall proceed and be performed by ATC by itself or through a third party test center which ATC designates at its sole discretion (“Third Party Test Center”) pursuant to (i) this Agreement, (ii) Adopter Agreement, (iii) the latest version of MHL Compliance Test Specification, (iv) the latest version of MHL Specification and (v) any procedural instructions to be furnished in writing by ATC to Adopter from time to time. 2-2 Adopter may from time to time issue to ATC Work Orders together with the completed Price List, for ATC Testing to be performed by ATC for A-DUT in accordance with this Agreement. Work Orders shall be in writing and shall be substantially in a form separately provided by ATC to Adopter from time to time and made a part hereof. Within three (3) weeks after the date of receipt by ATC of each Work Order (“Study Period”), ATC shall notify Adopter in writing as to whether it accepts or rejects such Work Order. In the event that ATC does not notify Adopter of its intention within the Study Period, such Work Order shall be deemed to be rejected by ATC. The terms and conditions of the Work Orders so accepted by ATC hereunder shall bind the parties hereto.
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