Common use of Conclusion of Contract Clause in Contracts

Conclusion of Contract. 2.1 Orders or call-offs as well as their amendments and supplements shall only be binding, if they have been issued by the Purchaser in writing. Verbal agreements of any kind must be confirmed in writing by the Pur- chaser in order to be effective and valid. 2.2 If the Purchaser does not receive the Supplier's order confirmation within five (5) banking days after receipt of an order by the Supplier, the Purchaser is entitled to cancel the order. The Supplier's silence does not con- stitute any trust in formation of contract. A contract is concluded at the latest when the Purchaser accepts a Delivery without reservation. 2.3 Call-offs under existing quantity contracts or delivery framework agreements become binding, if the Pur- chaser does not receive a written objection from the Supplier within two (2) banking days after receipt of the call-off by the Supplier. 2.4 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, cost estimates, preparation of offers, and the delivery of associated plans, samples, and models are binding and shall not be remunerated by the Purchaser. 2.5 Any changes to an order or the terms and conditions of the contract must be confirmed in writing by the respon- sible department of the Purchaser in order to become valid.

Conclusion of Contract. 2.1 Orders or call-offs as well as their amendments and supplements sup- plements shall only be binding, if they have been issued by the Purchaser in writing. Verbal agreements of any kind must be confirmed in writing by the Pur- chaser Purchaser in order to be effective and valid. 2.2 If the Purchaser does not receive the Supplier's order confirmation within five (5) banking days after receipt of an order by the Supplier, the Purchaser is entitled to cancel can- cel the order. The Supplier's silence does not con- stitute constitute any trust in formation of contract. A contract is concluded con- cluded at the latest when the Purchaser accepts a Delivery Deliv- ery without reservation. 2.3 Call-offs under existing quantity contracts or delivery framework agreements become binding, if the Pur- chaser Purchaser does not receive a written objection from the Supplier within two (2) banking days after receipt of the call-off by the Supplier. 2.4 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, cost estimates, preparation of offers, and the delivery of associated plans, samples, and models are binding and shall not be remunerated by the Purchaser. 2.5 Any changes to an order or the terms and conditions of the contract must be confirmed in writing by the respon- sible department of the Purchaser in order to become valid.

Conclusion of Contract. 2.1 Orders or call-offs as well as their amendments and supplements shall only be binding, if they have been issued is- sued by the Purchaser in writing. Verbal agreements of any kind must be confirmed in writing by the Pur- chaser Purchaser in order to be effective and valid. 2.2 If the Purchaser does not receive the Supplier's order confirmation within five (5) banking days after receipt of an order by the Supplier, the Purchaser is entitled to cancel the order. The Supplier's silence does not con- stitute any trust in formation of contract. A contract is concluded at the latest when the Purchaser accepts a Delivery without reservation. 2.3 Call-offs under existing quantity contracts or delivery framework agreements become binding, if the Pur- chaser does not receive a written objection from the Supplier within two (2) banking days after receipt of the call-off by the Supplier. 2.4 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, cost estimates, preparation of offers, and the delivery of associated plans, samples, and models are binding and shall not be remunerated by the Purchaser. 2.5 Any changes to an order or the terms and conditions of the contract must be confirmed in writing by the respon- sible re- sponsible department of the Purchaser in order to become be- come valid.