RETURN, REWORK & SCRAPPING. Upon receipt of GOODS, BUYER shall inspect such GOODS for conformance with the SPECIFICATIONS. Any GOODS not rejected within [*] will be deemed accepted; provided, however, that such acceptance of GOODS shall not constitute a waiver of any claim BUYER may have under this AGREEMENT, including, but not limited to, claims under Section 9. Upon SELLER’s receipt of a notice of nonconformance from BUYER with respect to rejected GOODS, (i) SELLER will rework or replace defective GOODS and materials, at no additional cost to BUYER; or (ii) BUYER may return such GOODS for credit to BUYER, at the full PRICE, plus the actual, expenses incurred by BUYER in returning the GOODS to SELLER (such as packaging and transportation costs) ; or (iii) SELLER and BUYER may agree to alternative solutions; however, BUYER is always free to elect either (i) or (ii) above. In the event of any dispute regarding whether any GOODS rejected by BUYER conform to the SPECIFICATIONS, the parties shall submit such GOODS for testing by an independent laboratory to determine whether such GOODS do or do not meet the SPECIFICATIONS. The non-prevailing party shall pay the fees for such testing and the costs associated with shipping the GOODS to the laboratory for testing. The rights and remedies set forth in this Section 3.1 are not exclusive and nothing herein shall limit the rights and remedies either party may have under this AGREEMENT or at LAW. In accordance with the approach set forth in Recital D of this AGREEMENT, the PARTIES will evaluate increases or adjustments to the thirty day rejection period described above in the event of changes in product characteristics or stability.
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Samples: Supply Agreement (Corium International, Inc.), Supply Agreement (Corium International, Inc.), Supply Agreement (Corium International, Inc.)
