Unless the goods are made in accordance with the design provided by the buyer, any goods shouldn't infringe the patent right, the trademark right, the registry and design right, the copy right, or other industrial rights of the third party. Should the buyer suffer from any lawsuit, claim, request, loss, or any legal fee or other fees incurred from the infringement of this clause, the supplier would be obliged to compensate for them.
The ownership of the instruction book, the indicator book, the plans, the blueprint, the patent, the model, the design and any other materials, which are provided by the buyer for the supplier according to the order form, belongs to the buyer. Without the consent in writing from the buyer, the supplier is in no position to utilize and disclose any the instruction book, the indicator book, the plans, the blueprint, the patent, the model, the design and any other information acquired from the buyer without compromising the buyer's conception, unless there is a need of utilizing and disclosing them to honor the order form. The supplier mustn't mention the buyer in any advertisement without the buyer's consent in writing.
The supplier should promise that every necessary test has been undertaken or related tests have been performed before the delivery of the goods, to ensure that the goods are safe in terms of their designs and structures without any potential threat to people's health and safety.
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