AUTHORITY TO INSPECT Clause Samples
The "Authority to Inspect" clause grants a party, typically the buyer or client, the right to examine goods, services, or work performed before final acceptance or payment. This clause usually outlines the scope, timing, and conditions under which inspections can occur, such as during production, upon delivery, or at specified milestones. By establishing clear inspection rights, it helps ensure that the deliverables meet agreed-upon standards and specifications, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over quality or compliance.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. The Seller hereby authorises the Buyer or its solicitors to inspect all records relating to the Property hereby sold held by the relevant Local Authority or other body maintaining any such records and will, if required by the Buyer, sign an appropriate authority to permit such inspection by the Buyer.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. The school corporation retains the right to inspect lockers to insure they are being maintained in accord- ance with the conditions of Rule No.
1. The principal or his/her designee shall conduct all inspections of student lockers.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. The Parties authorize their respective permits and inspections directors to conduct inspections according to their statutory powers and internal policies and to execute such documents necessary to effect the spirit and intent of this Agreement.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. The Department reserves the right to inspect any equipment or supplies (as well as the inventory or property control records described above) authorized to be purchased, acquired, or used by the Grantee under this Agreement for verification of its physical condition, usage, management or intended disposal or liquidation at any time. Should the inspection be unsatisfactory to the Department or should the Grantee refuse Department’s authority to conduct an inspection, the Department may take ownership and title in said equipment by issuing an Order to Surrender.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. The compliance inspectors shall inspect food service establishments on both an unscheduled and unannounced basis or on a scheduled basis. All food service establishments may be inspected up to four (4) times per year. Inspection of a FOG interceptor shall be performed at frequencies necessary to protect the capacity of the sewer system against the accumulation of FOG in an amount that would exceed the twenty (20) percent rule. Inspection shall include all fixtures, equipment, food processing, and storage areas, and shall include a review of the processes that produce wastewater discharged from a facility through the FOG interceptor. Any deficiencies shall be noted, including but not to be limited to:
(1) Failure to report changes in operations or wastewater constituents and characteristics;
(2) Failure to properly maintain the FOG interceptor;
(3) Failure to maintain logs, files, records, or access for inspection or monitoring activities;
(4) Failure to obtain or renew the FOG discharge permits in a timely manner; or
(5) Any other violations of these regulations or state law that requires correction by the food service establishment.
AUTHORITY TO INSPECT. Border Express is entitled to open any document, wrapping, package or other container (of whatever description) in which the Goods are placed or carried to inspect the Goods either to determine their nature or condition or to determine their ownership or destination.