Common use of Changes/Cancellation Clause in Contracts

Changes/Cancellation. Any changes to the scope of the Goods and Services under this Agreement must be agreed in a writing executed by both Parties. Orders may not be canceled except by written notice received by Seller prior to shipment. A restocking charge of ten percent of the selling price will be applied for the cancellation of standard items. Charges for the cancellation of special items will be based on non-recoverable expenses accruing to the order sustained by Seller plus ten percent of the selling price. Either Party may cancel an existing order without penalty or decline future orders under the Agreement in the event of (a) a change of control of, or (b) a bankruptcy of the other Party.

Changes/Cancellation. Any changes to the scope of the Goods and Services under this Agreement must be agreed in a writing executed by both Parties. Orders may not be canceled except by written notice received by Seller prior to shipment. A restocking charge of ten percent of the selling price will be applied for the cancellation of standard items. Charges for the cancellation of special items will be based on non-non- recoverable expenses accruing to the order sustained by Seller plus ten percent of the selling price. Either Party may cancel an existing order without penalty or decline future orders under the Agreement in the event of (a) a change of control of, or (b) a bankruptcy of the other Party.

Changes/Cancellation. Any changes to the scope of the Goods and Services under this Agreement must be agreed in a writing executed by both Parties. Orders may not be canceled except by written notice received by Seller prior to shipment. A restocking charge of ten percent of the selling price will be applied for the cancellation of standard items. Charges for the cancellation of special items will be based on non-recoverable expenses accruing to the order sustained by T Seller plus ten percent of the selling price. Either Party may cancel an existing order without penalty or decline future orders under the Agreement in the event of (a) a change of control of, or (b) a bankruptcy of the other Party.