Deviations and Concessions Clause Samples
The Deviations and Concessions clause defines the process by which exceptions or modifications to the standard terms of an agreement may be requested, considered, and approved. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which a party can seek a deviation from contractual requirements or request a concession, such as altered delivery timelines or modified payment terms, and specifies the authority or procedure for granting such requests. Its core practical function is to provide a structured mechanism for handling necessary changes or exceptions, ensuring flexibility while maintaining control and documentation over any departures from the original contract terms.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 10 times
Deviations and Concessions. The supplier warrants that it does not supply any products that deviate from technical documents or do not comply with agreed quality requirements for other reasons. In exceptional cases, the supplier may turn to BOWA for a concession with BOWA. An unauthorised deviation must be reported to BOWA at an early stage, i.e. promptly after the supplier has become aware of it. The nature of deviation, causes, corrective action and the number of units affected by the defect must be indicated. A concession shall, as a general rule, only be applicable for a limited number of units. It shall neither be considered a concession as to quality nor an exception from tests.