Examination and Acceptance. 5.1 FAO reserves the right to examine the equipment, materials and supplies and/or assess the services provided under this Contract, at any time prior to the expiry of this Contract. Without any additional charge, the Contractor shall provide all facilities for the examination and all necessary support to ensure that examinations can be performed in such a manner as not to unduly delay delivery.
5.2 In case of rejection by FAO of the equipment, materials, supplies and/or services provided, a new review may be carried out by the representatives of both FAO and the Contractor, if promptly requested by the Contractor and before FAO exercises any legal remedies. The Contractor shall bear the expenses of such a review.
5.3 If this Contract specifically requires the Contractor to procure equipment, materials or supplies on behalf of FAO, such procurement shall be of new equipment, materials or supplies unless procurement of used equipment, materials or supplies is approved in advance in writing by FAO.
Examination and Acceptance. 6.1 Party B shall deliver qualified materials according to the date set in this Agreement. If such condition is not met, Party B shall bear the related liability of breach of this Agreement, and Party A shall have the right to return the ordered materials to Party B. If there is a delay of delivery due to force majuere, Party B shall prove such circumstances, and both parties shall negotiate for resolution.
6.2 After the materials arrive at Party A, the Recipient shall bear the responsibility of verifying whether the name, specification, place of production, quantities is in compliance with the purchase order and the notice provided by Party B. If such information is in compliance, Party A shall sign off such notice. If there are discrepancies, Party A may refuse to accept the materials. Party B shall provide qualified materials according to the order within three business days. If Party B cannot provide such materials within three business days, Party B shall inform Party A of the time at which the materials will be available within one business day. If Party A finds that the ordered materials have quality issues after the inspection and acceptance process, Party A shall inform Party B within one business day after the day of inspection and acceptance. Party B shall handle such objection case within one business day of receiving the notice from Party A, or else Party A shall have the right to handle the issues on their own, and related costs shall be deducted from the payment to Party B.
6.3 Party B shall provide the materials with standard packaging and in good conditions. Party A shall have the right to refuse the materials with packaging that is not in compliance with this Agreement and Party B would be deemed to have breached this Agreement for delaying to deliver the materials.
6.4 The signature of Party A or a third party designated by Party A on the receipt shall deem Party A to have received the ordered materials but does not imply that quality of the ordered materials is in compliance with this Agreement. Party A can object the quality within the objection period.
6.5 Examination and acceptance of materials shall be conducted by Party A.
6.5.1 Standard for examination and acceptance: see Article 2.1 of this contract.
6.5.2 Location for inspection and acceptance shall be the warehouse of Party B or the place designated in the purchase order.
6.6 If for any reason caused by Party B, for example, the materials are deemed unqualified, Party A request...
Examination and Acceptance. The Tenant has examined the Premises and accepts the Premises on an “as is” basis, subject only to completion by the Landlord of the Landlord’s Work, if any. Upon the Landlord’s Work being completed, the Tenant will be deemed to have accepted the Landlord’s Work unless the Tenant delivers a deficiency notice to the Landlord (which must contain reasonable particulars of the deficiencies alleged by the Tenant) within 5 Business Days following the date that the Landlord advises the Tenant that the Landlord’s Work has been completed. If a dispute arises over the deficiencies alleged by the Tenant, the decision of the Landlord’s Expert will be determinative of the issue.
Examination and Acceptance. The Recipient of Supplies shall examine the Goods delivered within thirty (30) days of delivery. The Recipient of Supplies shall have the right to reject Supplies which are not in accordance with the Contract. Payments for the Supplies shall not be regarded as acceptance of the delivery. Acceptance of Supplies does not prejudice any warranty rights for hidden defects of any Supplies. The parties notify each other immediately of any circumstances arising on their re- spective sides that jeopardise or could jeopardise the performance of the contract. The contract is performed in accordance with recognised methods, current standards and any instructions provided by EDELWEISS under the contract. The Supplier informs EDELWEISS regularly about the progress of the work and requests instructions from EDELWEISS if anything is unclear.
Examination and Acceptance. The Tenant acknowledges and agrees that it has examined the Premises and that it accepts the Premises on an "as is" basis, subject only to completion by the Landlord of the Landlord's Work, if any.
(a) The Tenant will examine the Premises within 5 days after the date that this Lease is signed by the parties and within such period will advise the Landlord in writing, with a reasonable amount of detail, of any defects in the Premises. The Landlord shall proceed in a diligent manner to rectify the defects specified in such notice. Except to the extent that the Tenant has so advised the Landlord, the Tenant will be considered for all purposes to have accepted the Premises in their then existing condition, subject only to completion by the Landlord of the Landlord's Work.
(b) Upon the Landlard completing the Landlord's Work, the Tenant will inspect the Landlord's Work within 5 days after the Landlord advises the Tenant that it has completed the Landlord's Work and within such period will advise the Landlord in writing, with a reasonable amount of detail, of any defects in the Landlord's Work. The Landlord shall proceed in a diligent manner to rectify the defects specified in such notice. Except to the extent that the Tenant has so advised the Landlord, the Tenant will be considered for all purposes to have accepted the Premises in their then existing condition.
Examination and Acceptance. Following the Commencement Date, the Tenant, acting reasonably, shall advise the Landlord immediately upon discovery of any Defects in the Premises that materially prevent or diminish its use, and the Landlord shall diligently proceed to remedy, or cause to be remedied, at no cost to the Tenant, such Defects. The Tenant shall notify the Landlord in writing of all such Defects, providing a reasonable amount of detail. One year following the Commencement Date, the Tenant shall be considered to have accepted the Premises, save and except for;
(a) latent Defects that could not be discovered on a reasonable examination;
(b) Defects or faults of a structural nature; and
(c) Defects, notice of which has been given to the Landlord within the said one year period and which have not yet been remedied by the Landlord.
Examination and Acceptance. 6.1 After delivery of the software, it shall be accepted by the customer, i.e. the software is to be examined for its functionality. The customer has to notify in writing to msc all obvious defects within seven days from delivery. The notification shall include, in particular, any details about the timing and circumstances of the occurrence of the defect, its appearance and the effect of the defective function. If msc performed the installation, the customer is obliged to test the installation and the software together with the msc employee without delay. If the software performs essentially in line with the contract, the customer has to confirm acceptance and functionality of the software in writing by signing the report.
6.2 In the event of hidden defects, the customer must notify them in writing immediately after identification thereof and with clear documentation. The notification shall include, in particular, any details about the timing and circumstances of the occurrence of the defect, its appearance and the effect of the defective function.
Examination and Acceptance. 9.1 After delivery Customer shall examine the Products within reasonable time and immediately notify Bühler in writing of any deficiencies. If Customer submits no substantiated written complaint within two weeks for single machines, or within two months for complete plants, calculated from the date of delivery at the place of performance, the Products are considered as having been flawlessly accepted. Acceptance is further deemed completed if (1) Xxxxxxxx refuses to participate in an agreed acceptance inspection despite being requested by Bühler to do so; (2) Customer refuses to sign an acceptance certificate without being entitled to do so;
Examination and Acceptance. Before any payment, with the exception of advance payment if any, IDLO shall examine the Goods. If they are deemed acceptable, IDLO shall proceed with the payment as defined in the Contract. The Contractor shall provide, when applicable and possible, all facilities for any such examination. If the Contractor incurs costs or expenses because of IDLO’s examination on the premises of IDLO, or elsewhere, the Contractor may ask for reimbursement of duly documented and justified costs.
(a) In case of rejection of the Goods provided, IDLO will communicate the grounds for rejection and timeframe for addressing IDLO’s concerns. The Contractor will make every effort to address IDLO’s concerns within the given timeframe. A new examination may also be carried out by the representatives of both Parties if promptly requested by the Contractor and before IDLO exercises any legal remedies. The Contractor shall bear the expenses of such an examination.
(b) The examinations shall be carried out in good faith.
(c) The sole individual or individuals authorized to accept the Goods provided under this Contract, on behalf of IDLO, are specified in the Contract.
Examination and Acceptance. The Tenant has examined the Premises and accepts the Premises on an “as is” basis, subject only to completion by the Landlord of the Landlord’s Work, if any. Upon the Landlord’s Work being completed, the Tenant will be deemed to have accepted the Landlord’s Work except to the extent of any deficiencies detailed in a deficiency notice (which must contain reasonable particulars of the deficiencies in the Landlord’s Work alleged by the Tenant) (the “Deficiency Notice”) and provided by the Tenant to the Landlord within 5 Business Days following the date that the Landlord advises the Tenant in writing that the Landlord’s Work has been completed (the “Inspection Period”). If the Tenant is not in possession of the Premises at the time that it receives a Deficiency Notice, then it may have such access to the Premises during the Inspection Period as it reasonably requires in order to inspect the Landlord’s Work. If a dispute arises over the deficiencies alleged by the Tenant, the decision of the Expert will be determinative of the issue. Upon the Landlord’s receipt of the Deficiency Notice from the Tenant:
(a) in respect of those deficiencies that the Landlord agrees are deficiencies, the Landlord shall rectify same as soon as commercially reasonably possible following its receipt of the Deficiency Notice; and
(b) in respect of those deficiencies that the Landlord disputes, upon the Expert making a determination to resolve the disputes, the Landlord shall rectify those disputed deficiencies that the Expert determines are the Landlord’s responsibility to rectify as soon as commercially reasonably possible following the date that the Expert renders its decision.
