Common use of Initial Acceptance Clause in Contracts

Initial Acceptance. Before the Unit is delivered to Purchaser (see Paragraph 4.2), the Unit shall be inspected by a representative of Purchaser. It is understood that the Unit will be in an unassembled condition. It is the responsibility of Purchaser to report in writing to Interline the basis for any cause or reason for rejecting the Unit. The unassembled condition of the Unit shall not be a cause or reason for rejection. Notwithstanding the Delivery Date indicated in Exhibit C, Interline shall have no obligation to deliver the Unit until after the Certificate of Initial Acceptance has been executed. Purchaser shall promptly make its representative available for this inspection and purpose when Interline gives reasonable notice that the Unit is ready for inspection. In the event that the Unit is rejected by the Purchaser, Interline shall remedy any default (i.e., a nonconformance with the Specifications) to the reasonable satisfaction of the Purchaser, within a reasonable time of receiving the reasons for rejection.