Common use of Nonconforming Goods Clause in Contracts

Nonconforming Goods. All goods not fully up to standard and not in compliance with the specifications hereof, or shipped contrary to instructions, or in excess of the quantities herein provided, or substituted for goods described, or not shipped in containers conforming to Buyer’s specifications (or, in the absence of such specifications, in recognized standard containers), or allegedly violating any statute, ordinance, or administrative order, rule, or regulation, may be rejected by Buyer and returned or held at Seller’s expense and risk. Buyer may charge to Seller all expense of inspecting, unpacking, examining, repacking, storing, and reshipping any goods rejected as aforesaid. The remedies herein above afforded to Buyer shall not be exclusive, but Buyer may hold Seller liable for any and all damages arising from any breach or default herein above set forth.

Nonconforming Goods. All goods Goods (a) not fully up to standard and not in compliance with the specifications hereof, or of the order; (b) shipped contrary to Buyer's instructions, or ; (c) in excess of the quantities herein in provided, or ; (d) substituted for goods described, or ; (e) not shipped in containers conforming to Buyer’s specifications 's specifications; or (or, in the absence of such specifications, in recognized standard containers), or f) allegedly violating any statute, ordinance, or administrative order, rule, or regulation, may be rejected by Buyer and returned or held or by Buyer at Seller’s Vendor's expense and risk. Buyer may charge to Seller Vendor all expense of inspecting, unpacking, examining, repacking, storing, and reshipping any goods rejected as aforesaidgoods. The remedies herein above afforded to Buyer shall in this section are not be exclusive, but and Buyer may hold Seller Vendor liable for any and all damages arising from out of any breach or default herein above set forthdefault.