Incoming Inspection Clause Samples
The Incoming Inspection clause establishes the buyer's right to examine and verify the quality and conformity of goods or materials upon their arrival. Typically, this clause allows the buyer a specified period to inspect deliveries for defects, damage, or non-compliance with agreed specifications, and to notify the seller if any issues are found. Its core practical function is to ensure that the buyer receives products that meet contractual standards, thereby reducing the risk of accepting substandard or nonconforming goods.
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Incoming Inspection. 9.1 The parties hereto acknowledge that in terms of Section 5(3) of the RHA a joint incoming inspection has to be carried out by both parties or their duly authorised agents prior to the Lessee taking occupation of the property. This inspection shall take place on . A list of defects found during the incoming inspection shall be compiled and signed by both parties or their duly authorised agents and shall be annexed to this lease agreement and marked as annexure “A”. In the event that the Lessee fails to attend the incoming inspection on the agreed date, he will be deemed to have acknowledged that the property is in a good state of repair with no defects of any nature whatsoever on the date he takes occupation thereof.
9.2 A joint out-going inspection of the property will take place no later than 3 (three) days prior to the termination date of the initial period of this lease agreement, or prior to the termination date of any period by which this lease agreement is extended. The parties or their duly authorised agents shall prepare a list of defects found during the out-going inspection. Should the Lessor fail to attend the out-going inspection, he shall be deemed to have accepted that the property is returned in a good state of repair and he shall have no claim against the Lessee in respect of any damages and shall be obliged to refund to the Lessee his full deposit and interest accrued thereon.
Incoming Inspection. Products supplied to Buyer shall be subject to inspection using Buyer’s incoming inspection procedures. Buyer may utilize test reports, outside laboratory testing, specifications, and dimensional verification as appropriate. All appropriate paperwork, i.e., test reports, packing lists and statistical data as required, must accompany each shipment and must be present at delivery. Defective Products may be returned to Seller. Buyer shall not be required to submit suspect material to 100% inspection.
Incoming Inspection. Standard quality assessment performed when a SIU is received at an Intel site from the supplier.
Incoming Inspection. UNIVERSAL has the right to inspect incoming inventory of Product units. Such inspection must be performed within ten (10) days of UNIVERSAL's receipt of such Product units and UNIVERSAL is obligated to promptly inform Interplay of any defects UNIVERSAL discovers. UNIVERSAL may return an entire shipment of Product units to Interplay for replacement in cases where UNIVERSAL's inspection indicates defect rates above two percent (2%). If an inspected Product unit is found to be correct, UNIVERSAL will repackage it, at UNIVERSAL's expense, and Interplay will provide to UNIVERSAL whatever stickers or other parts are required for such repackaging, at UNIVERSAL's expense. Interplay acknowledges that such inspection does not relieve Interplay of any responsibilities of its warranty to UNIVERSAL of Product quality.
Incoming Inspection. GILEAD shall inspect, or cause its Affiliates or manufacturers to inspect, Product supplied by APO for transport damages, completeness, compliance as to quantity or timing as stated in the Binding Orders and, as far as reasonably possible, any other obvious defects within [ * ] following receipt; GILEAD shall give APO written notice of all claims for any such obvious defect within such [ * ] period.
Incoming Inspection. Upon arrival, the apparatus shall be inspected, road tested, and pumped (if applicable) per the NFPA 1911 Standard for Inspection, Maintenance and Testing of In-Service Automotive Fire Apparatus. An inspection checklist shall be completed and system/component deficiencies identified which are not scheduled to be repaired/replaced shall be communicated to the Purchaser.
Incoming Inspection. The Reseller is responsible for making any claim for transport damages and/or missing quantities against the carrier on the transport document immediately upon delivery and for notifying Barco accordingly within thirty (30) days.
Incoming Inspection. 7.6.1 The supplier shall implement a process to ensure the quality of incoming deliverables meets ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Scientific’s requirements. The process should incorporate standard methods including: Statistical data evaluation from the sub-supplier Performance-based receiving inspection Testing based on approved sampling plans Supplier audits or assessments coupled with records of acceptable delivered product quality. Part evaluation by an approved laboratory Certificate of analysis or conformity
7.6.2 All non-conforming material resulting from this process shall be identified and quarantined. The supplier and sub-supplier shall have a process to disposition non-conforming product.
Incoming Inspection. 3.3.1. MFR shall inspect Product in accordance with the incoming inspection criteria specified in Addendum C.
3.3.2. MFR shall notify CM and provide defect statistics and samples within 10 business days after determining that a lot has failed incoming inspection.
3.3.3. In the event of a disagreement between MFR and CM, a mutually agreed upon third party investigator shall be utilized. The expense for this service shall be paid by the party determined to be at fault by the investigator. [***] Certain information in this document has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.
Incoming Inspection. 11.1 You must inspect all shipments of products for visible shortage or damage before the carrier departs.
11.2 If You discover any shortage or damage during incoming inspection under Article 11.1 You must note it in detail on the delivery receipt and get the carrier to sign it, keep a copy of the signed delivery re- ceipt, and take photos of the truck and shipment.
11.3 You must unpack all shipments of products and inspect them for hidden or concealed shortage or damage before or immediately af- ter the carrier has departed.
11.4 If You discover any shortage or damage during incoming inspection under Article 11.3, You must hold the carrier liable in writing within 3 calendar days of receipt of the products.
11.5 If You discover any shortage or damage during incoming inspection under Article 11.1 or 11.3 You must notify Us in writing within 3 calendar days of receipt of the products, enclosing all relevant doc- umentation.
11.6 If We are liable for any shortage discovered during incoming in- spection We will, at Our option, (i) deliver the undelivered prod- uct(s) to You and pay any resulting additional delivery expenses, or