Common use of Purchaser’s Rights Clause in Contracts

Purchaser’s Rights. 32.1. The Purchaser has the right to quiet possession of the hired Goods, and the hired Goods shall be not be encumbered by any form of security. 32.2. Where a defect in any of the hired Goods arises under proper and normal use by the Purchaser the Supplier must, at its expense and without delay: 32.2.1. repair the defective Goods; or 32.2.2. remove the defective Goods and replace them with non-defective Goods of the same type and upon the same terms as the original hired Xxxxx.

Purchaser’s Rights. 32.1. The Purchaser has the right to quiet possession of the hired Goods, and the hired Goods shall be not be encumbered by any form of security. 32.2. Where a defect in any of the hired Goods arises under proper and normal use by the Purchaser the Supplier must, at its expense and without delay: 32.2.1. repair the defective Goods; or 32.2.2. remove the defective Goods and replace them with non-defective Goods of the same type and upon the same terms as the original hired XxxxxGoods.