Common use of Incoming Goods Inspection Clause in Contracts

Incoming Goods Inspection. 9.1 XXXX does not have the obligation to inspect the delivered goods or provided software after accepting the goods or to have these goods or software inspected, notwithstanding stipulations made by the contractor in this respect in an order confirmation or similar document or on documents accompanying the delivery. At the first request of XXXX the Contractor will grant access to and/or inspection of the quality control and security data and inspection data within the organisation of the contractor. 9.2 XXXX is under no obligation to accept any margin of deviation from the agreed specifications or, if further specifications have not been agreed upon, from the qualities XXXX reasonably could expect. The assessment by XXXX of the qualities of the delivery will be deemed between the Parties to be exclusive evidence, subject to evidence to the contrary. 9.3 Without prejudice to the provisions of article 10.1 and 10.2 the contractor shall inform XXXX, in advance and in writing, of any change, of any nature and size, of the composition or the qualities of the goods to be delivered, the packaging thereof or the software. If this notice is received by XXXX after conclusion of the agreement, XXXX has the right to terminate the agreement and therefore to cancel the delivery or, at the discretion of XXXX, to terminate the agreement without being held to pay any damages of whatever nature.