Common use of REJECTION OF GOODS Clause in Contracts

REJECTION OF GOODS. If any of the Goods do not comply with this Contract, then the Buyer may, by Notice to the Supplier within a reasonable time after completing an inspection of the Goods, do any of the following at the Buyer's option, but at the Supplier's cost:

REJECTION OF GOODS. If If, following the Buyer's inspection of the Goods, any of the Goods do not comply meet the requirements ofcomply with this Contract, then the Buyer may, by Notice to the Supplier within a reasonable time after completing an thean inspection of the Goods, do any of the following at the Buyer's option, but at the Supplier's cost:: require the Supplier to repair the Goods require the Supplier to replace the Goods, or reject the Goods.

REJECTION OF GOODS. If any of the Goods do not comply with this Contract, then the Buyer may, by Notice to the Supplier within a reasonable time after completing an inspection of the Goods, do any of the following at the Buyer's option, but at the Supplier's cost:: require the Supplier to repair the Goods require the Supplier to replace the Goods, or reject the Goods.