Minor Remaining Errors Clause Samples
The "Minor Remaining Errors" clause defines how insignificant or non-material defects in delivered goods or services are handled at the time of acceptance. Typically, this clause allows a buyer to accept a product or service even if there are small, non-critical errors, provided these do not affect the overall functionality or intended use. For example, minor cosmetic flaws or easily correctable issues may be noted and remedied after acceptance without delaying the overall project. The core function of this clause is to prevent minor issues from holding up project completion or payment, ensuring that only substantial defects can delay acceptance and thereby streamlining the delivery and acceptance process.
Minor Remaining Errors. If Acceptance Test result indicates the System shall cause failures other than Major Remaining Errors that do not affect the System to normal operation, TELKOM can commercially operate the System. The minor items shall be documented and CONTRACTOR shall rectify such Errors within two (2) months from the issuance of ▇▇▇▇-I or subject to such Error.
Minor Remaining Errors. If ACCEPTANCE TEST result indicates the EQUIPMENT shall cause failures other than Major Remaining Errors that do not affect the fundamental operation of any parts of the SUB-SYSTEM, then PARTNER shall rectify such Minor Remaining Errors within three (3) months after the issuance of BAST-I.
Minor Remaining Errors. If ACCEPTANCE TEST result indicates the EQUIPMENT shall cause failures other than Major Remaining Errors that do not affect the fundamental operation of any parts of the SYSTEM, then CONTRACTOR shall rectify such Minor Remaining Errors within three (3) months after the issuance of BAC.