THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT Clause Samples
The 'Defective Product' clause defines what constitutes a product defect under the agreement and outlines the responsibilities of the parties if a product is found to be defective. Typically, this clause specifies the criteria for identifying a defective product, such as failure to meet agreed specifications, safety standards, or performance requirements. It may also detail the process for reporting defects, timelines for notification, and the remedies available, such as repair, replacement, or refund. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility for product quality and provide a clear mechanism for addressing issues, thereby protecting both parties from disputes related to defective goods.
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THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT. Best Buy will ship the Defective Product to Vendor within twenty-five days of the date the customer requests service, as long as Best Buy has received a return authorization number from Vendor. If Vendor does not timely provide a return authorization number to Best Buy for the return of the Defective Product to Vendor, then Best Buy is not obligated to retain or store the Defective Product beyond twenty-five days of the date the customer requests service from Best Buy. If Best Buy fails to timely ship the Defective Product to Vendor, then Vendor is not obligated to pay the relevant Return Fee to Best Buy (see Section 2(b)).