Product Quality and Quantity Inspection Sample Clauses

Product Quality and Quantity Inspection. Buyer and Seller shall appoint an independent inspection company the ("Inspector") mutually agreeable to Buyer and Seller to determine quality and quantity of the Product at the Delivery Point. The Inspector's findings shall be final and binding on the Parties in the absence of fraud, bad faith or manifest error. Buyer shall pay the gross amount of the Inspector's fees, however Seller agrees that Buyer shall monthly deduct the amount of U.S.$8,500.00 from amounts due to Seller, such amount representing Seller's share of the Inspector's fees.
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