PERFORMANCES TEST PERIOD proceedings Sample Clauses

PERFORMANCES TEST PERIOD proceedings a) As soon as the LICENSED UNIT is ready for the PERFORMANCES TEST PERIOD and immediately upon the first reasonable request from LICENSOR, LICENSEE shall begin the PERFORMANCE TEST PERIOD, otherwise Section E-1 shall apply. LICENSOR advisors made available under Section C-1-a hereof shall be at all times in attendance prior to and during the PERFORMANCE TEST PERIODS. Otherwise, Section E-1 shall apply. b) During this period, the LICENSED UNIT shall be operated and controlled in accordance with the procedure set up beforehand as foreseen in Section D-1-e. c) A portion of all the samples collected and all the records made during the PERFORMANCES TEST PERIOD, shall be retained until all analysis and examinations are completed and the PERFORMANCES PROBE made. d) All results shall be examined jointly by the Parties. LICENSOR shall issue a complete PERFORMANCE PROBE report setting forth those results and indicating whether the Performances guarantees have been met, for approval by LICENSEE. LICENSEE and LICENSOR shall sign the PERFORMANCES PROBE Certificate, substantially in the form specified in Annex B hereof. e) The performances that shall be taken into account for comparison with the guaranteed ones shall be the average of the data obtained during the whole PERIOD under consideration. f) If LICENSOR ascertains that certain damages have been caused to the CATALYST charge, then LICENSOR shall have the right to require LICENSEE either to replace or to regenerate it before commencing a PERIOD. Provided, however that, if such damage to the CATALYST charge has occurred solely due to an operating trouble and/or an incorrect handling so long as this operating trouble and/or an incorrect handling are not caused by the deficiency or defect in the TECHNICAL INFORMATION and/or the PROCESS BOOK, then such replacement or regeneration of the CATALYST shall be done at LICENSEE's cost and otherwise at LICENSOR's cost.
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