Quality Defects definition
Quality Defects means de- viations and variations relating to the nature of the product and the qualities thereof which, according to a professional assessment, do not constitute minor deviations or minor variations from samples, originals, or suchlike, or from what the parties
Quality Defects. Refers to the corresponding quality problems of Party B’s products caused by their failure to meet quality standards, inadequate design, defects, or similar issues.
Quality Defects refers to Critical and Major Quality Defects:
Examples of Quality Defects in a sentence
For the Sake of clarification PREPRODUCTION PROTOTYPES are not CONTRACTUAL PRODUCTS, so that especially the regulations of Quality Defects, Epidemic Failure and Limitation of Liability are not applicable.
In this respect, the Seller waives the objection of late notice of Quality Defects.
The Buyer shall promptly complain of any discovered Quality Defects.
The Licensor shall rectify Quality Defects at its own election by either repairing or replacing the defective MES Product or respective parts thereof.
Critical and Major Quality Defects (for example, but not limited to): Critical – These are quality defects which are potentially life threatening or could cause serious risk to health.