Common use of Specified Requirements Clause in Contracts

Specified Requirements. The Seller acknowledges that the Purchaser or any person nominated by the Purchaser shall be entitled at any time to verify at its source that the Works undertaken (including the goods to be supplied) by the Seller conform to specified requirements. Verification by the Purchaser pursuant to this clause shall not absolve or detract from the Seller’s responsibility to provide acceptable Works (or goods) nor shall it detract from the Purchaser’s right to reject the works or goods. Verification by the Purchaser shall not constitute evidence or acceptance by it of the Works (or goods) including without limitation that the Seller has effective quality control in place. The Seller acknowledges that the Purchaser’s right to verify at source as stated in this clause includes the right to access the Seller’s premises, facilities or site where the Works are being undertaken or the goods are being manufactured or supplied.

Specified Requirements. The Seller acknowledges that the Purchaser or any person nominated by the Purchaser shall be entitled at any time to verify at its source that the Works undertaken (including the goods to be supplied) by the Seller conform to specified requirements. Verification by the Purchaser pursuant to this clause shall not absolve or detract from the Seller’s responsibility to provide acceptable Works (or goods) nor shall it detract from the Purchaser’s right to reject the works Works or goods. Verification by the Purchaser shall not constitute evidence or acceptance by it of the Works (or goods) including without limitation that the Seller has effective quality control in place. The Seller acknowledges that the Purchaser’s right to verify at source as stated in this clause includes the right to access the Seller’s premises, facilities or site Site where the Works are being undertaken or the goods are being manufactured or supplied.