Common use of INSPECTION AND RETURN Clause in Contracts

INSPECTION AND RETURN. All Goods are received subject to inspection within a reasonable time after delivery or before delivery at the Purchaser’s discretion irrespective of date of payment. Signed delivery dockets do not mean acceptance by the Purchaser of Goods delivered but only the number of packages or cartons delivered. The Purchaser must promptly notify the Supplier of any defects, and hold any defective Goods on the Supplier’s instructions and at the Supplier’s risk for a reasonable period not exceeding 60 days. If the Supplier’s instructions are not received within that period, the Purchaser may return the defective Goods to the Supplier’s premises at the Supplier’s expense and risk and any expense incurred by the Purchaser in such return is payable forthwith by the Supplier and may be set off by the Purchaser against any moneys otherwise due by the Purchaser to the Supplier.