Fault Found Sample Clauses

Fault Found. The Supplier has re-tested the Materials and has found a fault. The fault has been determined and corrective action has or will take place to ensure no re-occurrence. The Company at its discretion may then quarantine, screen and return to the Supplier all existing stock from the same batch for full replacement. Any Materials that have been returned to the Supplier under a warranty claim or quality issue will be deducted from monies owed to the Contactor by the Company‟s accounts payable department at the Price at which it was supplied to the Company. The Company will not be responsible for the costs of shipment back to the Supplier for any Materials that are deemed to have, and agreed as Fault Found. Any shipping costs incurred by the Company will either be deducted from monies owed to the Supplier, or alternatively the Supplier can choose to arrange their own pick up. There may be small items of such low value that, between the Supplier and the Company, the cost to process any warranty claim would outweigh any cost benefit or supply any business justification for doing so. The Company and the Supplier will agree these items at the outset of the Contract being awarded. However this would not apply to any business or safety critical Materials. The warranty period will re-commence for any material that is repaired under warranty. Any replacement materials will be classed as new for the calculation of warranty. Where Materials under warranty have been maintained by the Company they will remain under warranty provided that the Suppliers instructions and guidelines have been followed. The Supplier will provide all maintenance instructions and manuals to the Company during the mobilisation period of the Contract.
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