For Factory Witness tests Clause Samples

For Factory Witness tests. Seller will charge ten percent (10%) of the Purchased Order per Buyer representative. This price does not include any travel expenses. Buyer representative (maximum 1 person) is responsible for furnishing his own transportation, lodging and food expenses. In the event that Buyer or Buyer representative fail to attend the Factory on the due date, the Seller will be entitled to proceed in their absence and the results of such witness tests will be deemed to be in accordance with the Factory Acceptance Test certificate issued by Seller. Such certificate may record that the Factory witness test were carried out in the absence of Buyer representative and/or that the System passed the witness test subject to reservations relating to minor defects, which are to be remedied by Seller at a time to be agreed. If the Factory Witness Test shows that the System meets the Specification and if Buyer representative has attended the Factory, then Buyer representative will sign a Factory Acceptance Test certificate accordingly. The Factory Acceptance Test certificate may record that the System has passed the Factory Acceptance Tests but subject to reservations relating to minor defects which will be remedied by Seller at a time to be agreed. If during the Factory Witness Test any of the System is found not to be in accordance with the Specification, Seller will promptly remedy the defect. Thereafter (save in the case of minor defects not affecting the functionality of the System) the Factory Witness Tests will be repeated, insofar as it is necessary to demonstrate that the System fully conforms to the Specification.
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