Common use of ACCEPTANCE Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE. a) The Customer undertakes to accept the Service performed hereunder, whether in the form of repair, maintenance, commissioning service or other defined Service hereunder. If the Service performed does not conform to this Agreement, Xxxxxxxxx undertakes to eliminate the defect as defined by Section 28 hereunder, provided that this is possible for the particular Service to be performed. This shall not apply if the defect is minor when assessed in the interest of the Customer or is based on a circumstance for which the Customer is responsible. If there is a minor defect, the Customer may not refuse acceptance. b) If acceptance is delayed through no fault of Xxxxxxxxx, acceptance shall be deemed as having taken place two (2) weeks after Xxxxxxxxx has notified the Customer of completion of the Service performed hereunder. c) Upon acceptance, Xxxxxxxxx’ liability for discernible defects shall lapse, insofar as the Customer does not reserve the right to enforce a claim for a certain defect.

ACCEPTANCE. a) The Customer undertakes to accept the Service performed hereunder, whether in the form of repair, maintenance, commissioning service or other defined Service hereunder. If the Service performed does not conform to this Agreement, Xxxxxxxxx Sartorius undertakes to eliminate the defect as defined by Section 28 26 hereunder, provided that this is possible for the particular Service to be performed. This shall not apply if the defect is minor when assessed in the interest of the Customer or is based on a circumstance for which the Customer is responsible. If there is a minor defect, the Customer may not refuse acceptance. b) If acceptance is delayed through no fault of XxxxxxxxxSartorius, acceptance shall be deemed as having taken place two (2) weeks after Xxxxxxxxx Sartorius has notified the Customer of completion of the Service performed hereunder. c) Upon acceptance, XxxxxxxxxSartorius’ liability for discernible defects shall lapse, insofar as the Customer does not reserve the right to enforce a claim for a certain defect.