Common use of Receipt of Goods Clause in Contracts

Receipt of Goods. The Purchasing Entity’s receipt of Deliverables upon delivery is for the sole purpose of identification and acceptance of delivery. Such identification shall not be construed as Acceptance of the Deliverables if they do not conform to Specifications. If there are any apparent defects in the Deliverables at the time of delivery, the Purchasing Entity shall promptly notify the Contractor of its rejection of said Deliverables. Without limiting any other rights, the Purchasing Entity warranty includes, at Contractor’s option, to: a. Repair or replace any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables at Contractor's expense, b. Refund the price of any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables, and c. Accept the return of any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables. If rejected, the Goods shall remain the property of the Contractor.

Receipt of Goods. The Purchasing Entity’s State's receipt of Deliverables upon delivery is for the sole purpose of identification and acceptance of deliveryidentification. Such identification shall not be construed as Acceptance of the Deliverables if they do not conform to Specificationscontractual requirements. If there are any apparent defects in the Deliverables at the time of delivery, the Purchasing Entity Authorized User shall promptly notify the Contractor of its rejection of said Deliverables. Without limiting any other rights, the Purchasing Entity warranty includesAuthorized User, at Contractor’s its option, may require the Contractor to: a. Repair or replace any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables at Contractor's expense, b. Refund the price of any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables, and and c. Accept the return of any or all of the defective and rejected Deliverables. If rejected, the Goods shall remain the property of the Contractor.