Acceptable Condition Clause Samples
The Acceptable Condition clause defines the required state or quality that goods, property, or services must meet to be considered satisfactory under a contract. Typically, this clause sets out specific standards, benchmarks, or inspection criteria that must be fulfilled before acceptance, such as being free from defects, meeting industry norms, or passing a buyer's inspection. Its core practical function is to ensure that the receiving party is not obligated to accept or pay for items or services that do not meet agreed-upon standards, thereby protecting against subpar performance or delivery.
Acceptable Condition. Technological equipment is considered to be in acceptable condition if: 1) the equipment is returned with the software and hardware in their original condition unless the District authorized changes, and 2) the physical condition of the equipment has been cared for appropriately such that the equipment is not broken or damaged beyond cost-effective replacement or repair. Tex. Admin. Code §66.
Acceptable Condition. Except as otherwise set forth in this Agreement, Lessee accepts the Property and in its present condition. Lessor agrees to remove the existing metal crane system currently installed in the property If the crane is interfering with the construction on behalf of the lessee rent abatement will take place at that time and other changes as described in the Site Plan attached hereto as Exhibit 1.
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