Retest Date Clause Samples

The Retest Date clause establishes a specific date or timeframe by which a previously failed inspection, test, or performance requirement must be re-evaluated. In practice, this clause is used when an initial test or inspection does not meet the agreed standards, requiring the responsible party to remedy the issue and present the subject for retesting by the stipulated date. By clearly defining when a retest must occur, this clause ensures accountability and helps maintain project timelines, preventing indefinite delays in achieving compliance or completion.
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Retest Date. The date when a material should be reexamined to ensure that it is still suitable for use.
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Retest Date. API supplied by BACHEM under this Agreement shall have a retest date that is at least [***]%) of the original re-test date at the time of delivery of such API to XERIS, unless otherwise agreed to by XERIS in writing in advance of the delivery. If BACHEM cannot supply API with the required re-test Date, XERIS shall have the [***]. If XERIS agrees in writing to accept API with a [***] and if requested by XERIS, BACHEM agrees to re-test any such API and extend the retest date to a minimum of [***] within cGMP, ICH and DMF guidelines and complete such testing prior to shipment.
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