Inspection and Return Goods Policy Sample Clauses

Inspection and Return Goods Policy. 8.1. An inspection of appearance of each shipment of Product shall be made by SOLARFUN in accordance with sound business practice upon the delivery of the Product, and in no case later than [*] after delivery at SOLARFUN’s factory. SOLARFUN shall inform HOKU promptly, and in no case later than [*] after delivery of Product, in case of any obvious damages or other obvious defects to the Product which SOLARFUN discovers under the inspection of appearance. 8.2. SOLARFUN shall perform final inspection of the Product upon introducing the Product into SOLARFUN’s production process. Such inspection shall take place during the Warranty Period. If the Product does not meet the Product Specifications, SOLARFUN shall notify HOKU in writing without undue delay after the inspection and, together with the notification, submit documentary evidence of the result of the final inspection whereupon HOKU shall have the right to undertake its own inspection prior to any return of the Products pursuant to Section 8.3 below. 8.3. Products may be returned to HOKU within the later of (a) [*] after discovery of a defect consistent with Sections 8.1 and 8.2 above; and (b) [*] after HOKU completes its inspection and confirms the defect pursuant to Section 8.2 above, for replacement or a refund including all return shipment expenses. To assure prompt handling, HOKU shall provide SOLARFUN a return goods authorization number within 48 hours of SOLARFUN’s request. Provided that HOKU communicates this number to SOLARFUN within such timeframe, SOLARFUN will reference this number on return shipping documents. Returns made without the authorization number provided by HOKU in accordance with the foregoing may be subject to HOKU’s reasonable charges due to HOKU’s additional handling costs. HOKU reserves the right to reverse any credit issued to SOLARFUN if, upon return, such Product is determined by a predetermined third party not to be defective.
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Inspection and Return Goods Policy. 8.1. If a visual inspection of appearance by SUNTECH of any shipment of Product upon the delivery of the Product to SUNTECH reveals any obvious and significant damage to the Product or packaging, then SUNTECH shall inform HOKU promptly, and in no case later than [*] after discovery of such damage. For the avoidance of doubt, this Section 8.1 shall not limit SUNTECH’s rights or obligations with respect to such shipment, including, without limitation, SUNTECH’s right to make a claim during the Warranty Period in accordance with Section 8.2 below. 8.2. Each claim for breach of Warranty must be submitted during the applicable Warranty Period, and the Products that are the subject of such claim may be returned to HOKU promptly after HOKU’s written request for the return of such Products, which may be submitted after HOKU completes its inspection of such Products and confirms the defect pursuant to Section 8.3 below. HOKU may specify the mode of transportation for such returned Products and shall bear all third party shipping costs and expenses incurred for all defective Products that are returned in accordance with Section 8 of this Agreement. To assure prompt handling, HOKU shall provide SUNTECH a return goods authorization number within 48 hours of SUNTECH’s request. Provided that HOKU communicates this number to SUNTECH within such timeframe, SUNTECH will reference this number on return shipping documents. Returns made without the authorization number provided by HOKU in accordance with the foregoing may be subject to HOKU’s reasonable charges equal to HOKU’s actual additional handling costs. HOKU reserves the right to reverse any credit issued to SUNTECH if, upon return, such Product is determined by a predetermined third party mutually selected by both Parties not to be defective. 8.3. HOKU shall have the right to undertake its own inspection prior to any return of the Products pursuant to Section 8.2 above.
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