QUANTITY VARIATIONS. The normal variation between an ordered and the actual manufactured quantity is, for larger production runs, plus two percent (2%) minus five percent (5%) per product. Buyer agrees to accept and pay for overages up to two percent (2%) of product Order quantities. Orders with shipments of ninety-five percent (95%) or more of the Order quantity shall be considered complete and Buyer shall be invoiced for the actual quantity shipped. Claims against ITT for shortages must be made within ten (10) days after arrival of shipment.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. Buyer will pay for the quantity delivered and may not reject any delivery of Goods on the grounds of variation of quantity where such variation is not more than ±10% of the quantity ordered.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. A shortage or surplus not exceeding 10% in quantity of the order shall be deemed to be execution of any such order and shall be allowed or charged for and paid pro rata
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. Xxxxx will pay for the quantity delivered and may not reject any delivery of Product on the grounds of variation of quantity where such variation is not more than 10% of the quantity ordered.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. Xxxxx will pay for the quantity delivered and may not reject any delivery of Goods on the grounds of variation of quantity where such variation is not more than ±10% of the quantity ordered. 数量変更：買主は納品された数量に対して支払うものとする。当該 変更が注文数量のプラスマイナス１０％を超えない場合は、買主は 数量変更を理由として本商品の受領を拒否することはできない。
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. 6.7.1 The provisions of GC 6.7 - QUANTITY VARIATIONS apply to the estimated quantities identified in the Schedule of Prices, or where the estimated quantities have been amended by Change Order, the provisions apply to the amended estimated quantities.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. If the quantity delivered varies from the quantity specified in a PO, then TIGER SS shall arrange for Supplier to ship additional Products at the earliest possible moment and by the fastest practicable and available means, but without any increase in costs to PSSWM if the quantity delivered varies from the quantity supplied. In the case of excess Products above approved PO variations, PSSWM may treat the excess amount as a separate purchase order and agree on a payment date to be communicated to Supplier or reject the excess amount and return it to Supplier at Supplier’s cost.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. On any individual order or release against an order for goods not stocked as a standard item, or not packed in standard cartons or packages, or on which special fabrications or constructions are involved, the Seller reserves the right to ship and invoice for a quantity of goods, which may vary up to 10 percent over or under the quantity specified on the individual order or release and the Buyer shall accept delivery and pay for such revised quantity. Back Orders: Orders for stock-items temporarily out of stock can either be held until items are produced or the order will be considered cancelled and the customer will be requested to re-order at a later date. Short Shipments: If the order is incorrect or short shipped, contact the AFCAT Group Customer Service Department immediately at: ----- Any claim for shortage or incorrect product must be signed as such on the Bill of Lading in the presence of the Driver.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. Buyer will pay for the quantity delivered and may not reject any delivery of Product on the grounds of variation of quantity where such variation is not more than 10% of the quantity ordered. For orders of less than 10 gallons, Buyer will pay for the quantity delivered and may not reject any delivery of Product on the grounds of variation of quantity where such variation is not more than 25% of the quantity ordered. Buyer must give written notice to AkzoNobel of any shortage in shipment from the amount stated in the invoice within 10 days after receipt of the Products.
QUANTITY VARIATIONS. BUYER aggress that SELLER may ship a reasonable quantity of goods in excess of the quantity ordered or may consider a contract with a reasonable under-shipment. Such excess or shortage will not exceed, usually 10% of the quantity specified.
