Common use of Acceptance Clause in Contracts

Acceptance. 3.1 Acceptance of the delivered goods is always effected under reservation of assertion of any and all rights, particularly due to defective or delayed delivery. 3.2 If acceptance is prevented or made considerably more difficult due to unforeseeable, unavoidable and exceptional circumstances beyond our control, we shall be entitled to postpone acceptance for the duration of said circumstances. Circumstances of the type mentioned shall particularly be any and all interference through governmental acts, which concern our operation, the processing, sale or other use of the goods, such as import and export restrictions, acts of God such as fire and water damage, shortages of raw materials or means of transport and operational disruptions, such as the interruption or restriction of the power supply, which cause our production to be stopped or considerably restricted. If said circumstances last for more than four weeks, the Supplier shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract if we continue to refuse to accept the goods. Any further claims are excluded.