Patent Defect definition

Patent Defect means a fault or defect that are not hidden and should easily be discovered by a reasonable inspection.
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Patent Defect means any defect which exists at the time of acceptance and is not a latent defect. • “Subcontractor” (see 44.101).
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Patent Defect means any instance where a Product fails to conform to the Specifications, Applicable Laws or the Quality Agreement, in each case if proximately caused by the acts or omissions of CPL prior to Delivery hereunder (which shall include CPL’s failure to confirm that the OptiNose Components conform to the Specifications, and any failure to conform arising from the Raw Materials other than the OptiNose Components), where such failure is or was discovered upon actual inspection, if any, upon receipt by OptiNose or its designee.
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Examples of Patent Defect in a sentence

  • The Seller shall only be responsible for such defects provided in the Patent Defect List caused by faulty materials and/or workmanship and the Seller shall under no circumstances be liable for any consequential loss or damage and the Purchaser hereby waives any such claim and indemnifies the Seller in this respect.

  • Subject to, and without waiver or limitation of OptiNose’s and/or CPL’s rights and remedies hereunder, at law and/or in equity, if OptiNose believes that a Product or shipment has a Patent Defect or Latent Defect, OptiNose shall, at its option, [***].

  • In the event that the Purchaser requires the Architect to take hand over on his / her behalf as provided for in 8.1 above, the Purchaser hereby authorises the Architect to prepare the required Patent Defect List.

  • OptiNose or its designee shall notify VTM within: ◦ [***] days after receiving a shipment of DSAs if it determines that such shipment contains a Quantitative Defect, ◦ [***] days after receiving a shipment of DSAs if it determines that such shipment contains a Patent Defect, and ◦ [***] days after OptiNose becomes aware of a Latent Defect.

  • Subject to, and without waiver or limitation of OptiNose’s rights and remedies hereunder, at law and/or in equity, if Ximedica agrees that an LDSA has a Patent Defect or Latent Defect, Ximedica shall, [***], (i) [***] or (ii) [***]; provided, [***] Certain information in this document has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


More Definitions of Patent Defect

Patent Defect means any instance where a Product, fails to conform to the Specifications or fails to conform to the indemnifications given by Elite herein, and such failure is discoverable upon reasonable physical inspection or standard testing procedures upon receipt by Mikah or its affiliates in accordance with applicable standard operating procedures.
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Patent Defect means a defect which a ..........
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Patent Defect means a fault or defect that is not hidden and should easily be discovered by a reasonable inspection;
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Patent Defect means any defect which exists at the time of acceptance and is not a latent defect.
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Patent Defect means any instance where a Product fails to conform to the Specifications, Applicable Laws or the Quality Agreement due to any act or omission of Hikma (which shall include, without limitation, Hikma’s failure to confirm that the OptiNose Components conform to the Specifications, Applicable Laws and the Quality Agreement and any failure to conform arising from any other Raw Materials), where such failure is discovered upon actual inspection, if any, upon receipt by OptiNose or its designee.
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Patent Defect means any instance where any LDSA fails to conform to the Specifications, Quality Agreement or applicable Laws due to the acts or omissions of Ximedica, where such failure is or was discoverable upon reasonable physical inspection upon receipt by OptiNose or its designee.
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Patent Defect means Product in the Field in the Territory not conforming to Sucampo’s warranty for such Product set forth in Section 9.1.2 such that the related non-conformance of such Product may be readily discovered or should be reasonably expected to be readily discoverable based on Gloria’s, its Affiliates’ or other Sublicensees’ normal and commercially reasonable incoming-goods inspections procedures, as the case may be.
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