Batch Failure Caused By Corium Clause Samples

Batch Failure Caused By Corium. In the event of a Batch Failure for a cause within Corium’s control, Corium shall, at Adolor’s direction and Corium’s sole expense re-initiate Processing Activities pursuant to this Agreement for a replacement Batch as soon as reasonably possible following investigation to identify root cause for remediation, provided, however, that Adolor may cancel its purchase order for such Patches if the delivery of the replacement Patches will be later than [**] after the original delivery date. In the event of such a Batch Failure, Corium shall be responsible for the [**].
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