Common use of Inspection upon Delivery Clause in Contracts

Inspection upon Delivery. Without prejudice to its rights under Clause 3.3 in respect of defective Goods (and/or Services, if applicable), the Purchaser shall inspect the Goods and/or Spare Parts (and/or Services, if applicable), within a reasonable period after delivery or performance (being not less than fourteen (14) calendar days). If the Purchaser identifies any failure to comply with the Agreement during such inspection (including without limitation any failure to comply with the warranties under Clause 7.2), it shall notify TOMRA in writing, providing reasonable details, and may reject the relevant Goods and/or Spare Parts and/or Services (if applicable).

Inspection upon Delivery. Without prejudice to its rights under Clause 3.3 in respect of defective Goods (and/or Services, if applicable), the Purchaser shall inspect the Goods and/or Spare Parts (and/or Services, if applicable), within a reasonable period after delivery or performance (being not less than fourteen (14) calendar days and not more than [xx] calendar days). If the Purchaser identifies any material failure to comply with the Agreement during such inspection (including without limitation any failure to comply with the warranties under Clause 7.2), it shall notify TOMRA in writing, providing reasonable details, and may reject the relevant Goods and/or Spare Parts and/or Services (if applicable).