Common use of Reserves Procedure Clause in Contracts

Reserves Procedure. In the event of any loss or damage sustained by the products, or of any delay, the Purchaser or the recipient shall make proper and adequate inspections, express motivated reserves and, generally, carry out any action useful for the protection of claims and confirm said reserves in legal forms and timeframes. The Purchaser and/or the recipient can make reserves in writing on the Transport Documents presented by the Supplier when the Products are delivered. These reserves must be dated and explicit. The Supplier must inform the Purchaser of a reserve from a recipient within twenty- four (24) hours following its issuance.

Reserves Procedure. In the event of any loss or damage sustained by the products, or of any delay, the Purchaser or the recipient shall make proper and adequate inspections, express motivated reserves and, generally, carry out any action useful for the protection of claims and confirm said reserves in legal forms and timeframes. The Purchaser and/or the recipient can make reserves in writing on the Transport Documents presented by the Supplier when the Products are delivered. These reserves must be mustbe dated and explicit. The Supplier must inform the Purchaser of a reserve from a recipient within twenty- four (24) hours following its issuance.

Reserves Procedure. In the event of any loss or damage sustained by the products, or of any delay, the Purchaser or the recipient shall make proper and adequate inspections, express motivated reserves and, generally, carry out any action useful for the protection of claims and confirm said reserves in legal forms and timeframes. The Purchaser and/or the recipient can make reserves in writing on the Transport Documents presented by the Supplier when the Products are delivered. These reserves must be dated and explicit. The Supplier must inform the Purchaser of a reserve from a recipient within twenty- twenty-four (24) hours following its issuance.