INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. If the Contract provides that the Goods may be inspected prior to delivery, the Contractor shall notify UNDP when the Goods are ready for pre-delivery inspection. Notwithstanding any pre-delivery inspection, UNDP or its designated inspection agents may also inspect the Goods upon delivery in order to confirm that the Goods conform to applicable specifications or other requirements of the Contract. All reasonable facilities and assistance, including, but not limited to, access to drawings and production data, shall be furnished to UNDP or its designated inspection agents at no charge therefor. Neither the carrying out of any inspections of the Goods nor any failure to undertake any such inspections shall relieve the Contractor of any of its warranties or the performance of any obligations under the Contract.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. [Option: Inspection before delivery
3.1 The Supplier shall [at its own cost – delete if not appropriate] arrange for testing and inspection of the Goods at the Supplier’s premises before shipment [by – specify body]. The Supplier shall have no liability for any claim in respect of any defect in the Goods that would be apparent on inspection and which is made after shipment” − [delete if not appropriate].] [Option: Inspection after delivery
3.2 The Customer shall, within [seven (7) – specify any other period] days of the arrival of each delivery of the Goods at the Customer’s premises, inspect the Goods at its own cost and notify the Supplier in writing of any defect in Goods or any other matter by reason of which the Customer alleges that the Goods delivered do not comply with this contract, and which should be apparent on inspection” [delete if not appropriate].]
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. The Contracting Authority may inspect (to include a call for advance samples) or test the Goods, either completed or in the process of manufacture, during normal business hours on reasonable notice at the Economic Operator’s premises (including the premises of any subcontractor or agent) and the Economic Operator shall provide all reasonable assistance in relation to any such inspection or test free of charge.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. [Option 1: Inspection before delivery] [Option 2: Inspection after delivery “The Distributor shall, within [seven (7) – specify any other period] days of the arrival of each delivery of the Goods at the Distributor’s premises, inspect the Goods at its own cost and notify the Supplier in writing of any defect in goods or any other matter by reason of which the Distributor alleges that the Goods delivered do not comply with this contract, and which should be apparent on inspection − delete if not applicable].”]
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. 1.10.1 The Contracting Authority may inspect (to include a call for advance samples) or test the Goods, either completed or in the process of manufacture, during normal business hours on reasonable notice at the Economic Operator’s premises (including the premises of any subcontractor or agent) and the Economic Operator shall provide all reasonable assistance in relation to any such inspection or test free of charge.
1.10.2 A failure to make a complaint at the time of an inspection or test and/or the approval given during or after such inspection or test shall not constitute a waiver by the Contracting Authority of any rights or remedies in respect of the Goods and the Contracting Authority reserves the right to reject the Goods in accordance with clause 1.10.3 herein.
1.10.3 The Contracting Authority may, by written notice to the Economic Operator, reject Goods which fail to conform to the approved sample or fail to meet the Contracting Authority’s specification and applicable standards. If the Contracting Authority rejects any Goods pursuant to this clause, the Contracting Authority may (without prejudice to such other legal rights and remedies generally available to the Contracting Authority) either: • treat the Purchase Order Contract as discharged by the Economic Operator’s breach and obtain a refund (if payment for the Goods has already been made) from the Economic Operator in respect of the Goods concerned together with payment of any additional expenditure reasonably incurred by the Contracting Authority in obtaining other Goods in replacement provided that the Contracting Authority uses its reasonable endeavours to mitigate any additional expenditure in obtaining replacement Goods; or • have such goods promptly, and in any event within 5 calendar days, either repaired or replaced by the Economic Operator with Goods which conform in all respects with the approved sample or with the Contracting Authority’s specification and applicable standards and due delivery shall not be deemed to have taken place until such repair or replacement has occurred.
1.10.4 Rejected Goods shall be removed by the Economic Operator within 5 calendar days (hereinafter referred to as the “Prescribed Time”) from the date of the notification by the Contracting Authority to the Economic Operator of their rejection. In the event of the failure by the Economic Operator to remove the Goods within the Prescribed Time, the Contracting Authority may dispose of such Goods as it sees ...
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. (1) Random quality inspection upon the inspection of packing completes.
(2) Passing quality inspection only means that the quality of selected Goods (not all Goods) meets relevant standards, and therefore the inspection and acceptance sheet signed by both Parties does not guarantee the quality of all Goods provide by Party B. In the event that Party A discovers any defect in the Goods following the inspection, Party B shall call back such goods and be liable for providing defective Goods.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. 5.1 GELITA shall be entitled to inspect the goods prior to delivery itself or by means of third parties instructed by GELITA for this purpose at the supplier's premises. GELITA shall inform the supplier of this in advance. Neither this inspection nor an omission of the inspection shall be deemed to constitute acceptance of the goods.
5.2 The supplier is obliged to inspect the goods carefully prior to dispatch to ensure that they comply with the requirements of the respective order in every respect.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. 5.1 MML shall have the right at any time during the Term to enter, and the Supplier shall procure for MML all rights of access to, the Supplier's Premises to:
(a) inspect the facilities and the equipment used by the Supplier in the manufacture, processing, sourcing and/or storage of the Goods;
(b) inspect, take samples of and test the raw materials, the packaging and the Goods; and
(c) inspect stock levels of Goods.
5.2 Inspections and testing carried out pursuant to Clause 5.1 shall be carried out during Working Hours on reasonable notice to the Supplier, provided that, in the event of an emergency, the Supplier shall grant MML immediate access to the Supplier's Premises. The Supplier shall provide all such facilities and access (including access to personnel) as may be reasonably required by MML for the purposes of Clause 5.1.
5.3 If following an inspection or testing in accordance with Clause 4.3 or Clause 5.1, MML reasonably considers that the Goods are not or are not likely to be as warranted under Clause
4.1 or comply with the terms of this Agreement, MML shall inform the Supplier and the Supplier shall immediately take such action within the time specified by MML, at its sole cost, as is necessary to ensure that the Goods are or will comply with the terms of this Agreement. MML shall have the right to re-conduct inspections and take further samples after the Supplier has carried out its remedial actions and shall be entitled to repeat the procedure in this Clause 5 as frequently as it sees fit.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. 7.1 If the Goods or any of them are damaged or lost while in the custody of a carrier who is delivering on behalf of the Supplier, the Supplier will (at its option) either replace such Goods or refund to the Customer the cost or price of them but the Supplier’s liability in connection with any such Goods will not exceed the cost of replacement of them or the price to be paid by the Customer for them.
7.2 The Supplier will not be under any liability under clause 7.1 above unless the following conditions are strictly complied with:
(a) in the event of non-delivery of a consignment of Goods the Customer must inform the Supplier in writing within two days of the expected date of delivery; and
(b) in the case of damage to Goods or loss of part of a consignment, the consignment must be inspected in the presence of the carrier. If any Goods are damaged or lost the consignment note must be endorsed accordingly and the Customer must notify the Supplier within twenty-four hours of delivery, and such notification must then be confirmed in writing by the Customer to the Supplier within the following five days.
7.3 No Goods may be returned without prior written consent of the Supplier. Where Goods correctly supplied are subsequently taken back for a credit, a 10% handling charge payable on presentation of invoice will be implemented. A credit note will only be issued provided the Goods returned are undamaged complete with their packaging and product literature and are suitable for resale ‘as new’. The invoice number relating to the Goods must be quoted whatever the reason for return.
7.4 The Supplier cannot accept any Goods for return if they have in any way been used, installed, further processed, or altered.
7.5 The Customer shall satisfy itself as to the quality and suitability of all Goods ordered before using, installing, further processing or altering the Goods.
INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. AUDITS
4.1 Upon Delivery of the Goods, the Customer shall carry out a complete inspection of the Goods in order to check their packaging, weight, conformity and quantities. Any apparent damage to the packaging of the Goods or to the Goods themselves, or any non- conformity or shortage of the quantities shall be noted and communicated promptly to DNES by fax or email. The Goods shall be considered automatically accepted upon delivery to the Customer, if the Customer fails to make any comments in writing in respect thereof not later than seven (7) days after their Delivery and in any case before the Goods undergo any further processing. No claim shall be accepted by DNES in respect of any defect, deficiency, non-conformity, shortage in quantity and/or failure of the Goods to meet the specific terms of the order which a reasonable inspection should have revealed but for which said inspection was not made or was not made properly.
4.2 Once per calendar year, the Customer shall have the right, during normal business hours and upon a reasonable prior notice of at least 15 business days, to have three employees or representatives conduct
