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Kelderwick IP's formal notice that a batch has failed the Quality Standards (clause 4.3). The Sheffield company must then hold the batch, remedy the cause within 30 days and re-test it. If the cause is not remedied in time, Kelderwick IP may end the brand licence. Licence 1.1, “Quality Notice” · Chapter 4 · see Quality Standards, Sell-Off Period
Explained in Chapter 4, Quality Control, of IP Licensing.
A Quality Notice is the licensor's formal notice that a batch has failed. Kelderwick IP “may” give one, so it decides whether a failure is worth a notice. The notice must name the batch and the failure, so the factory knows exactly what to fix. From then on the factory has three duties: hold the batch, remedy the cause and re-test.Read Chapter 4, Quality Control →
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a notice given under clause 4.3;Read the definition in the document →
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