Inspection Certificate. 1. Each inspection certificate issued under the Act by an inspector must be in a form approved by the FSA, and include the following information within its terms:
a. The caption "United States Warehouse Act, Cottonseed Inspection Certificate”.
b. Whether it is an original, a duplicate, or other copy, and that it is not negotiable.
c. The name and location of the warehouse in which the cottonseed is or is to be stored.
d. A statement showing whether the inspection covers cottonseed moving into or out of the warehouse.
e. The date of the certificate.
f. The consecutive number of the certificate.
g. The location of the cottonseed.
h. The condition of the cottonseed.
i. The identification number of the bag or lot.
j. The approximate quantity of cottonseed covered by the certificate.
k. A blank line for recording general remarks upon the condition of the cottonseed.
l. A statement that the certificate is issued by an inspector licensed under the Act and the regulations thereunder.
m. The signature of the inspector who inspected the cottonseed.
2. In addition to the provisions of paragraph 1, the inspection certificate may include any other matter consistent with the Act or the regulations, provided the authorization of FSA is first secured.
3. In lieu of an inspection certificate in the form prescribed in paragraph one, an official inspection certificate issued under the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 on cottonseed which is stored or to be stored in a warehouse licensed under the Act will be acceptable for purposes of the Act and the regulations.
Inspection Certificate. The term “Inspection Certificate” shall mean a certificate issued by the Inspecting Engineers approving, among other matters, soils test, Plans (including, without limitation, systems, structural details, and compliance with any local, state or federal laws), construction cost breakdown, progress schedules and contracts with the Contractor and major subcontractors.
Inspection Certificate. At the request of ZEISS, the SUPPLIER will supply quality testing and inspection certificates with the GOODS and SERVICES as required by the relevant order. The quality of the purchased raw materials must be documented by the SUPPLIER in an acceptance test certificate (as specified by ZEISS).
Inspection Certificate. 1. Each inspection certificate issued under the Act by an inspector must be in a form approved by FSA, and include the following information within its terms:
a. The caption "United States Warehouse Act, Tobacco Inspection Certificate,”
b. Whether it is an original, a duplicate, or other copy, and that it is not negotiable,
c. The consecutive number of the certificate,
d. The name and location of the warehouse in which the tobacco is or is to be stored,
e. The date of the certificate,
f. The location of the tobacco at the time of sampling,
g. A blank line for recording the package identification,
h. The keeping quality or condition of the tobacco at the time of inspection,
i. A blank line for recording any condition which may affect the keeping quality of the tobacco,
j. A statement that the certificate is issued by a inspector licensed under the Act and the regulations, and
k. The signature of the inspector who inspected the tobacco.
2. In addition to the provisions of paragraph 1, the inspection certificate may include any other matter consistent with the Act or the regulations, provided the authorization of FSA is first secured.
Inspection Certificate. At the time of delivery ECOS shall deliver to GFE an inspection certificate duly executed by ECOS, verifying that the Additive ordered under the applicable Additive Purchase Order has been inspected in accordance with the test procedures set forth in the Testing Agreement and complies with all applicable specifications and tests, and GFE shall have the right, in its commercially reasonable discretion, to require the submission of additional quantities or batches of the Additive for testing in accordance with the test procedures set forth in the Testing Agreement.
Inspection Certificate. Under no circumstances will possession be given to the Purchaser until and unless the inspection/completion certificate and the Warranty Commencement Date Certificate is completed, signed and delivered by the Purchaser to the Seller.
