Common use of Quality and Acceptance Clause in Contracts

Quality and Acceptance. 1. The supplier shall ensure that its deliveries comply with the technical data and specifications stipulated by us, the applicable versions of accident prevention and VDE regulations, the applicable statutory provisions and the latest state of the art. 2. In order to ensure the quality of its deliveries, the supplier must carry out quality testing which is tailored to the type and volume of the relevant delivery. 3. In terms of measures, volumes and quality, the values which are recorded during our incoming inspection of and quality tests on incoming goods shall be the values applicable. 4. The acceptance of any goods shall be subject to an inspection of the goods as to their lack of defects, and in particular their correctness and completeness, as and when this is feasible in the ordinary course of business. 5. We shall perform an inspection for quantity and identity and shall examine the goods for manifest damages in transit. We shall notify such defects immediately. Any advanced requirement for examination and to notification is excluded. 6. The supplier must make all supplier declarations required by law in a correct and complete manner. 7. Should we or our customers be subsequently charged by any customs authority on account of any inaccurate supplier declarations that we issued ourselves, or should we or our customers suffer as a result hereof any other financial disadvantage, and should such an inaccuracy be attributable to the original information on origin provided by the supplier, the supplier shall be liable in this respect. 8. To the extent that the supplier manufactures products within the meaning of Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (the REACH Regulation), it shall be responsible for ensuring that it complies with its duty to pass on certain information in accordance with Article 33 of the REACH Regulation.

Quality and Acceptance. 1. The supplier shall ensure that its deliveries comply with the technical data and specifications stipulated by us, the applicable versions of accident prevention and VDE (Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker - Association of German Electrical Engineers) regulations, the applicable statutory provisions and the latest state of the art. 2. In order to ensure the quality of its deliveries, the supplier must carry out quality testing which is tailored to the type and volume of the relevant delivery. 3. In terms of measures, volumes and quality, the values which are recorded during our incoming inspection of and quality tests on incoming goods shall be the values applicable. 4. The acceptance of any goods shall be subject to an inspection of the goods as to their lack of defects, and in particular their correctness and completeness, as and when this is feasible in the ordinary course of business. 5. We shall perform an inspection for quantity and identity and shall examine the goods for manifest damages in transit. We shall notify such defects immediately. Any advanced requirement for examination and to notification is excluded. 6. The supplier must make all supplier declarations required by law in a correct and complete manner. 7. Should we or our customers be subsequently charged by any customs authority on account of any inaccurate supplier declarations that we issued ourselves, or should we or our customers suffer as a result hereof any other financial disadvantage, and should such an inaccuracy be attributable to the original information on origin provided by the supplier, the supplier shall be liable in this respect. 8. To the extent that the supplier manufactures products within the meaning of Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (the REACH Regulation), it shall be responsible for ensuring that it complies with its duty to pass on certain information in accordance with Article 33 of the REACH Regulation.

Quality and Acceptance. 1. The supplier shall ensure that its deliveries comply with the technical data and specifications stipulated by us, the applicable versions of accident prevention and VDE regulations, the applicable statutory provisions and the latest acknowledged state of the art. 2. In order to ensure the quality of its deliveries, the supplier must carry out quality testing which is tailored to the type and volume of the relevant delivery. 3. In terms of measures, volumes and quality, the values which are recorded during our incoming inspection of and quality tests on incoming goods shall be the values applicable. 4. The acceptance of any goods shall be subject to an inspection examination of the goods as to their lack of defects, and in particular their correctness and completeness, as and when this is feasible in the ordinary normal course of business. 5. We shall perform an inspection for quantity and identity and shall examine The supplier waives its right to object to the goods for manifest damages in transit. We shall notify such defects immediately. Any advanced requirement for examination and to late notification is excludedof any defect. 6. The obligation of the supplier must to make a declaration in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EC) 1207/01 shall constitute an essential term of all con- tracts for delivery. Should long-term supplier declarations be used, we must be provided with the details of any changes to the information on origin with the relevant order confirmation, without being required by law in a correct and complete mannerto request such changes. 7. Should the supplier declarations contain insufficient information or should they be inaccurate, and should we for this or any other reason be required by the customs authorities to submit an INF4 information sheet or any similar document, the supplier shall be obliged at our request to immediately provide us with an accurate and complete INF4 information sheet approved by the customs authorities or any similar document relating to the origin of the goods. 8. Should we or our customers be subsequently charged by any customs authority on account of any inaccurate supplier customs declarations that we issued ourselves, or should we or our customers suffer as a result hereof any other financial disadvantage, and should such an inaccuracy be attributable to the original information on origin provided by the supplier, the supplier shall be liable in this respect. 89. To the extent that the supplier manufactures products within the meaning of Article 3 of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (the REACH Regulation), it shall be responsible for ensuring that it complies with its duty to pass on certain information in accordance with Article 33 of the REACH Regulation.