TRIALS; TECHNICAL ACCEPTANCE Sample Clauses

TRIALS; TECHNICAL ACCEPTANCE. 12.1 Within twenty one (21) Working Days after submission by Builder, but no earlier than three hundred sixty-five (365) days after the Effective Date of this Contract, the Purchaser shall approve comprehensive testing and trials programmes covering Tests and Trials to be submitted under Clause 8(i)(c) (approval not to be unreasonably withheld) and the full scale Test and Trials described in the Specifications (including the Inclining Test and Sea Trials) are referred to in this Contract as “Trials”. 12.2 The Trials shall be conducted at the risk and expense of the Builder (except as provided in Clause 12.4) who shall provide and pay for the personnel necessary for the safe management of the Vessel during the same. The Builder shall also provide and pay for all necessary ballast and fresh water and shall meet all other costs required by it to carry out the Trials. The fuels, lubricants and consumable stores required for the Trials shall be specified, supplied and paid for by the Builder, who shall upon Delivery be entitled to reimbursement from the Purchaser of the value (based on actual cost) of such fuels, lubricants and consumable stores on board at Delivery. The Trials shall be carried out at the Builder’s facility in Singapore or Singapore waters where applicable. The course of the Sea Trials shall be determined by the Builder. 12.3 The Builder shall give notice to the Purchaser in advance of the date and place of the Trials, such notice to be not less than twenty (21) days prior to the tentative dates of the Trials. The Builder shall confirm the date and place of commencement of each of the Trials with the Purchaser not less than five (5) Working Days prior to such Trial. Failure of the Purchaser or its Authorised Representative or Supervisors to be present at such Trials after due notice as above provided shall be deemed to be a waiver of the Purchaser's right to be present.
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TRIALS; TECHNICAL ACCEPTANCE. 12.1 Within twenty one (21) Working Days after submission by Builder, but no earlier than three hundred sixty-five (365) days after the Effective Date of this Contract, the Purchaser shall approve comprehensive testing and trials programmes covering Tests and Trials to be submitted under Clause 8(i)(c) (approval not to be unreasonably withheld) and the full scale Test and Trials described in the Specifications (including the Inclining Test and Sea Trials) are referred to in this Contract as “Trials”. 12.2 The Trials shall be conducted at the risk and expense of the Builder (except as provided in Clause 12.4) who shall provide and pay for the personnel necessary for the safe management of the Vessel during the same. The Builder shall also provide and pay for all necessary ballast and fresh water and shall meet all other costs required by it to carry out the Trials. The fuels, lubricants and consumable stores required for the Trials shall be specified, supplied and paid for by the Builder, who shall upon Delivery be entitled to reimbursement from the Purchaser of the value (based on actual cost) of such fuels, lubricants and consumable stores on board at Delivery. The Trials shall be carried out at the Builder’s facility in Singapore or Singapore waters where applicable. The course of the Sea Trials shall be determined by the Builder.

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