Common use of Conclusion of an agreement Clause in Contracts

Conclusion of an agreement. 2.1. Conclusion of a sales agreement takes place at the moment of the Seller's confirmation of a correct order submitted by the Buyer and delivered to the Seller. An order may be placed via e-mail, fax or in writing, as well as via other remote communication means (e.g. phone), as well as directly with the Seller's representative. 2.2. The Seller may confirm the order in writing, via e-mail or fax, indicating the key terms of the agreement, such as, in particular: the assortment of goods, quantity, price, payment term, delivery/collection time and method, and, if applicable to the character of goods ordered, also the error tolerance with regard to cutting to size. Subject to the provisions of item 2.4, under no circumstances does a lack of reply from the Seller constitute conclusion of an agreement with the contents determined by the order placed by the Buyer 2.3. In case of orders placed by phone, it is allowed that a contract is concluded when the Seller starts processing the order placed by phone. When this happens, the Buyer is obliged to send an email with confirmation that he has read the General Terms of sale. 2.4. In case of a lack of confirmation of an order placed by the Buyer, an agreement is concluded if despite the lack of confirmation the Seller has begun fulfilling the order or has made the ordered goods available for collection by the Buyer at a time indicated in the order or no later than within 21 (in words: twenty one) days from the order placement date. The provision of item 2.3, sentence two, is applicable as appropriate.