Common use of Warranty and liability for defects Clause in Contracts

Warranty and liability for defects. 1.1. The Seller provide the Buyer with warranty for the quality of the Goods delivered for the period of 36 months from the date of Goods takeover by the Buyer. 1.2. The Seller provide the guarantee that the Goods are delivered properly, timely and completely and that the Goods shall retain the properties agreed in this Contract, Specifications (Attachments 1, 2, 3 and 4 hereof) and in relevant applicable legal regulations and standards, and that the Goods shall not show any defects during the warranty period. 1.3. The Seller is responsible also that the delivered Goods does not show any legal defects, and that no claims will be made by a third party due to infringement or threat of copyright, trademark rights or other similar rights. 1.4. The Seller is responsible for defects of the Goods pursuant to the provisions of Article 422 of the Commercial Code and subsequent Articles thereof. The Seller is responsible for legal defects of the Goods pursuant to the provisions of Article 433 of the Commercial Code and subsequent Articles thereof. 1.5. Should the Goods have any defects, the Buyer has right to claim from the Seller for the following: (i) elimination of defects upon a repair of the Goods by the Seller; also the Buyer may eliminate a defects upon a repair at cost of the Seller, at the same time the Buyer is entitled to have the defect eliminated by a third party at cost of the Seller, if the Seller has not eliminated the defect within a reasonable period specified by the Buyer for such elimination; (ii) elimination of defects upon supplying substitutional goods to replace the defective Goods, i.

Warranty and liability for defects. 1.1. The Seller provide the Buyer with warranty for the quality of the Goods delivered for the period of 36 months from the date of Goods takeover by the Buyer. 1.2. The Seller provide the guarantee that the Goods are delivered properly, timely and completely and that the Goods shall retain the properties agreed in this Contract, Specifications (Attachments 1, 2, 3 and 4 hereof) and in relevant applicable legal regulations and standards, and that the Goods shall not show any defects during the warranty period. 1.3. The Seller is responsible also that the delivered Goods does not show any legal defects, and that no claims will be made by a third party due to infringement or threat of copyright, trademark rights or other similar rights. 1.4. The Seller is responsible for defects of the Goods pursuant to the provisions of Article 422 of the Commercial Code and subsequent Articles thereof. The Seller is responsible for legal defects of the Goods pursuant to the provisions of Article 433 of the Commercial Code and subsequent Articles thereof. 1.5. Should the Goods have any defects, the Buyer has right to claim from the Seller for the following: (i) : elimination of defects upon a repair of the Goods by the Seller; also the Buyer may eliminate a defects upon a repair at cost of the Seller, at the same time the Buyer is entitled to have the defect eliminated by a third party at cost of the Seller, if the Seller has not eliminated the defect within a reasonable period specified by the Buyer for such elimination; (ii) elimination of defects upon supplying substitutional goods to replace the defective Goods, i.