Cause for Rejection Sample Clauses
The 'Cause for Rejection' clause defines the specific reasons or circumstances under which a party may refuse to accept goods, services, or deliverables provided under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines objective criteria such as non-conformance to agreed specifications, defects, or failure to meet deadlines, and may require the rejecting party to provide written notice detailing the grounds for rejection. Its core practical function is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of acceptable standards and the process for addressing substandard performance, thereby reducing disputes and promoting accountability.
Cause for Rejection. Polymers evaluated in the past have been evaluated under specific water quality conditions. Whereas water quality changes during the year, the effectiveness of a specific polymer may change, resulting in unsatisfactory performance. In the event the polymer delivered by Contractor does not meet the above performance criteria, the County shall purchase another polymer from the approved list that shall meet the performance criteria under the special weather or water quality conditions occurring.
Cause for Rejection. At the conclusion of the testing, the contents of the container, its interior shock-absorbing materials and devices shall not show any changes that affect their utility. The interior or exterior of the container shall not reveal any failure of the container or shifting of the part.