Rejected Deliverables Sample Clauses
The 'Rejected Deliverables' clause defines the process and consequences when deliverables provided under a contract do not meet the agreed-upon specifications or standards. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for rejection, the timeframe in which the client must notify the provider of deficiencies, and the provider's obligations to correct or replace the rejected items. Its core practical function is to ensure quality control and provide a clear mechanism for addressing substandard work, thereby protecting the interests of the party receiving the deliverables.
Rejected Deliverables. Should any Deliverable fail to satisfy the applicable functional or technical requirements after the third resubmission of such Deliverable to Client, the Parties both agree to confer to engage in good faith discussions to resolve the matter. Not satisfying the acceptance testing does, however, not entitle Client to terminate or (partially) dissolve the Agreement.
Rejected Deliverables notwithstanding the foregoing, if Dillon Bass rejects any Deliverables in accordance with its rights under the Contract, risk (in relation to the rejected Deliverables) shall remain with the Supplier;
Rejected Deliverables. If a deliverable is not acceptable to the AGENCY OF HIRE, the AGENCY OF HIRE will, within 15 working days from receipt of deliverables, notify the CONTRACTOR in writing of the nature of defects in the deliverables and the date by which any proposed remedy shall be provided. The CONTRACTOR shall respond to this notice in writing within 15 working days specifying action to be taken so as to permit acceptance by the AGENCY OF HIRE.