Certification of Goods. Where the Buyer has requested that the Vendor certify the goods which will be transferred to the buyer, the Certification document must include, at a minimum, each of the following three (3) elements;
Certification of Goods. The Goods shall be received by the signing of a Delivery Note. However, the signing of the Delivery Note, certifying receipt, shall not imply the acceptance of the Goods by ENEL. The acceptance shall take place once ENEL has inspected, tested and examined all the Goods, verifying that they comply with the terms set out in the Contract, and issued the Provisional Acceptance Certificate. The written approval of the Goods shall be considered a Certificate for the purposes of this Contract. However, this shall not relieve the Supplier from its role as agent, nor shall it discharge the Supplier from its obligations during the Warranty Period, including if the Goods show apparent or hidden defects of any kind upon acceptance and including if no express objections were made in the Delivery Note. However, the Supplier shall be liable for hidden defects and encumbrances as provided by law and by the provisions of the Contractual Documents. In all cases the Goods shall be free of any lien and encumbrance of any kind whatsoever.
Certification of Goods. 4.3.9.4.1 In relation to the Goods, the receipt of the same shall be performed through the signing of a Dispatch Note. However, the signature of the Dispatch Note as proof of receipt in no way entails the acceptance of the Goods by ENEL. Said acceptance shall only take place once ENEL has inspected and tested the Goods, determining that they comply satisfactorily with the conditions established in the Contract and has issued the Provisional Acceptance Certificate. The approval of the Goods in writing shall be considered for the purposes of this document as a Certificate. This shall not entail the release of the Supplier in its capacity as a seller nor exempt it from its obligations during the Warranty Period, even when the Goods present apparent or hidden defects of any kind at the time of their receipt and even though no express reservation may have been made in the Dispatch Note. In any case, the Supplier shall be liable for all voiding faults and encumbrances in accordance with the law and the provisions of the Contractual Documentation. In all cases, the Goods must be free of liens and burdens of any kind.
