Common use of Repaired Goods Clause in Contracts

Repaired Goods. 25.1. Repaired goods shall carry a 3 months warranty after delivery on workmanship and spares needed for the repair, fair wear and tear excluded. The Seller shall not be responsible for consequential damages (loss of Buyer’s profit or any direct or consequential loss or damage) or charges, which may arise there from. The Seller’s liability shall be limited to compensating the Buyer either by way of credit or replacement to the invoiced value of the rejected material plus agreed upon transport charges incurred by the Buyer in the delivery of such goods to him. 25.2. All repaired goods shall be tested for conformance to the Seller’s specifications prior to shipment. Any further inspection required shall be for the Buyer’s account. 25.3. Repaired goods shall be returned in the received packaging. The Seller shall recommend the replacement of unsuitable packaging for the account of the Buyer. Should the Buyer decline the Sellers recommendation; the Seller shall not be responsible for goods damaged in transit due to improper packaging.