Supplier Examination and Evaluation Sample Clauses

Supplier Examination and Evaluation. Supplier hereby represents and warrants to ISR that: 4.4.1. Supplier has examined all documents pertaining to the Tender, this Agreement, in particular the Technical Specifications, as well as all other documents comprising this Agreement, and is satisfied with regard to the data, specifications, terms and conditions under which the Machine shall be designed, manufactured, assembled, integrated, tested, supplied and delivered to ISR, and the execution of the Works required for the provision of the Machine as well for the fulfillment of any and all obligations under this Agreement; 4.4.2. Supplier has evaluated (independent of, and without relying on, any information or data provided by ISR) any and all other factors that may be deemed to affect the carrying out of its obligations under this Agreement, including but without limitation, technical risks and environmental influences, and any other risk involved therewith, and such other conditions that may be expected to affect the progress or completion of the Works in accordance with this Agreement, and has reasonable grounds to believe and does believe that such performance is feasible and practicable under the terms and conditions stated herein; 4.4.3. Supplier has examined and is fully satisfied with all of the information provided to it by ISR, including ISR’s rules and procedures; 4.4.4. Supplier shall not be entitled to any payment or compensation other than as set forth herein and shall not make any claim for additional payment from ISR on the grounds of any misunderstanding or misapprehension in respect of any matter which a reasonable and expert supplier of Machine knew or should have known or on the grounds of any allegation or fact that incorrect information was given to Supplier by any person (subcontractors included), firm or any legal entity which it knew or should have known to be incorrect as a reasonable and expert supplier of Machine, whether the person, firm or legal entity was employed by ISR or not, or on the grounds of the failure on its part to obtain correct information with regard to the Works.
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Supplier Examination and Evaluation. Supplier hereby represents and warrants to ISR that: 5.4.1. Supplier has examined all documents pertaining to the Tender, this Agreement, in particular the Technical Specifications, as well as all other documents comprising this Agreement, and is satisfied with regard to the data, specifications, terms and conditions under which the Wooden Sleepers shall be designed, manufactured, treated for preservation, checked supplied and delivered to ISR, and the execution of the Works required for the provision of the Wooden Sleepers as well for the fulfillment of any and all obligations under this Agreement; 5.4.2. Supplier has evaluated (independent of, and without relying on, any information or data provided by ISR) any and all other factors that may be deemed to affect the carrying out of its obligations under this Agreement, including but without limitation, technical risks and environmental influences, and any other risk involved therewith, and such other conditions that may be expected to affect the progress or completion of the Works in accordance with this Agreement, and has reasonable grounds to believe and does believe that such performance is feasible and practicable under the terms and conditions stated herein; 5.4.3. Supplier has examined and is fully satisfied with all of the information provided to it by ISR, including ISR’s rules and procedures; 5.4.4. Supplier shall not be entitled to any payment or compensation other than as set forth herein and shall not make any claim for additional payment from ISR on the grounds of any misunderstanding or misapprehension in respect of any matter which a reasonable and expert supplier of a Wooden Sleepers knew or should have known or on the grounds of any allegation or fact that incorrect information was given to Supplier by any person (subcontractors included), firm or any legal entity which it knew or should have known to be incorrect as a reasonable and expert supplier of a Wooden Sleepers, whether the person, firm or legal entity was employed by ISR or not, or on the grounds of the failure on its part to obtain correct information with regard to the Works.
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Supplier Examination and Evaluation. Supplier hereby represents and warrants to ISR that: 4.5.1 Supplier has examined all documents pertaining to this Agreement and is satisfied with regard to the data, specifications, terms and conditions under which the UTEX Transaction shall be performed, Armature shall be refurbished, tested, supplied and delivered to ISR, the execution of the Works required for the provision of the Goods as well for the fulfillment for any and all obligations under this Agreement;
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