EXAMINATION OF GOODS. Buyer will have a reasonable period of time after delivery or performance within which to inspect and accept the goods or services. The receipt of goods or services, the inspection or non-inspection of or payment for the goods or services, will not constitute acceptance of the goods or services and will not impair Buyer’s right to (i) reject nonconforming goods or services, (ii) recover damages and/or (iii) exercise any other remedies to which Buyer may be entitled at law or in equity. Further, acceptance of goods or services will not waive any rights or remedies at law or in equity accruing to Buyer as a result of any breach of the Order. Rejected goods may be returned to Seller or otherwise disposed of at Seller’s cost and expense.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. 1. When the customs authorities decide to examine goods declared, this examination shall take place as soon as possible after the Goods Declaration has been registered. Priority shall be given to the examination of live animals and perishable goods and to such other goods that the concerned customs authorities identified as urgently required.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. When the customs authorities decide to examine goods declared, this examination shall take place as soon as possible after the Goods Declaration has been registered. Priority shall be given to the examination of live animals and perishable goods and to such other goods that the concerned customs authorities identified as urgently required. The physical examination of goods shall include verification of the accuracy and completeness of information and compliance with customs laws, particularly as they relate to the nature, origin, condition, quantity and value of the goods.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. All goods delivered by the Customer in terms of 10.1 shall be examined by DIAMOND either manually or by way of an x-ray machine before transport of such goods to ensure that no dangerous goods as referred to in clause 12. or goods requiring a special arrangement with DIAMOND in terms of clause 13. are to be transported. If we suspect Dangerous goods are being moved after being x-rayed then a delay may take place while the contents are checked.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. Buyer has the right to examine the Product upon receipt. Buyer shall have a period of 10 days after receipt of any particular delivery of Product in which to reject the Product or to notify Seller of any claim for damages based on the condition, grade, quality or quantity of the Product. Any particular delivery of Product to Buyer shall be deemed accepted by Buyer unless Seller receives notice pursuant to this Article V.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. Prior to signing this order form the Purchaser shall examine the Goods to be purchased (if such are available for inspection) and the Purchaser is reminded that the condition of satisfactory quality implied by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 does not operate in relation to such defects which such an examination ought to reveal. If the Goods are sold subject to defects that have been notified by the Seller to the Purchaser before the signing of the Contract, the condition of satisfactory quality referred to above does not operate in relation to those defects.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. Buyer shall make an examination as to quantity and quality of any Goods delivered hereunder immediately upon receipt and failure of Buyer to give notice of any claims within 30 days after receipt of such Goods shall be an unqualified acceptance of such Goods and a waiver of Buyer of all claims with respect thereto.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. 21.1. Where the Company is required to procure any Manufactured Goods, the Customer shall be required, at its cost to procure such technical advice to confirm that the goods procured meet the Customer’s specifications and the Customer specifically acknowledges that the Company does not possess such technical expertise and shall not be liable for any division in the specifications provided to any manufacturer and the Manufactured Goods.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. At the time it takes possession of the Goods, the Purchaser must examine and shall be deemed to have examined the goods. The Supplier shall, except as may otherwise be provided by law, not be liable for any claim in respect of damaged Goods UNLESS particulars of such claim are notified to the Supplier in writing within TWO (2) days after the arrival of the Goods at the Delivery Point. The Supplier must separate and hold the Goods subject to such claim available for the inspection by the Supplier. The forgoing notwithstanding, the Purchaser must confirm that it accepts the quantity, colour and quality of any Goods it takes delivery of by signing the delivery docket which the Supplier provides to the Purchaser at any time it supplies the Goods. The delivery docket, so signed, shall be conclusive evidence that the Purchaser has reviewed and is satisfied with the quantities, colour and quality of any Goods described in the delivery docket and the Purchase shall be stopped from the making any statement or claim to the contrary. Where the Goods are collected by a courier or other agent of the Purchaser, the Purchaser warrants that its agent has authority to sign the docket on the Purchaser’s behalf.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS. Buyer shall make an examination as to quantity of any Goods delivered hereunder immediately upon receipt and failure of Buyer to give notice of any claims within 30 days after receipt of such Goods shall be an unqualified acceptance of such Goods and a waiver of Buyer of all claims with respect thereto. If any Goods are defective or do not otherwise conform, Buyer shall give Seller written notice of such defect or non-conformity and a reasonable opportunity to cure, which opportunity shall be a minimum of 30 days after written notice of defect or non- conformity has been received by Seller.
