Conclusion of contracts. 4.1 The Contract will be established with a contract being drawn up in writing or with acceptance of the Customer’s properly issued written order by the Supplier, in writing(order confirmation).
4.2 If the Customer clearly indicates the relevant parameters of the ordered product and the contractual terms and conditions (quantity, quality, term of delivery, place and time of delivery, terms of payment, etc.) in an Order, the Contract will immediately be seen as drawn up and concluded with an order confirmation being sent by the Supplier.
4.3 The Supplier will consider Orders arriving from the e-mail address specified by the Customer or placed via a website operated by the Supplier or by the Customer, and order confirmations sent electronically or by fax message by the Supplier in response, as being valid orders and order confirmations under this paragraph.
4.4 Any agreement entered into by and between the Parties shall only be considered to be in effect if it is made by the Parties in writing. Any agreement concluded orally, with an implied conduct, or in another form of nonwritten agreement shall only be considered to have legal effect if confirmed by the Supplier in writing.
4.5 The electronic documents (e-mail) and attached documents (Order, quotation, order confirmation) are valid without signature if sent from the e-mail address provided by the Parties as per section 13 of these General Terms of Supply.
Conclusion of contracts. Subsidiary shall be responsible of concluding the rental agreements to be entered upon with the Rental Guests for the lease of the Residence, which will be signed and entered into by Subsidiary’s representative outside Mexican territory. Once the Rental Guests have made the payment to be collected by Manager of the Net Rental Proceeds, Subsidiary will issue the corresponding invoice in compliance with the applicable Mexican tax provisions.
Conclusion of contracts. 2.1 Orders made by iinovis are binding only, if made in Written Form.
2.2 Orders, which the Supplier accepts verbally, shall lead to a legally binding Contract.
Conclusion of contracts. A supply contract will only be deemed to have been concluded following a written confirmation by BYSTRONIC of the written order received by the SUPPLIER. Any discrepancies between the order confirmation and the order itself must be reported.
Conclusion of contracts. On the conclusion of the contracts, most international commercial contracts are concluded based on draft contracts, on forms or models with standard clauses. The parties can freely determine the content of the contract within the limits imposed by mandatory rules, morals and public order. Also according to the legal provisions in force on private international law, the parties are free to choose the law applicable. This choice must be expressed or resulting by contractual terms or the circumstances of the case. By their choice the parties can select the law applicable for the entire contract or only for part of it. The parties may agree to submit the contract law to other law than that which previously governed. Any change made by the parties regarding the applicable law, that is made after conclusion of the contract shall not affect its formal validity. In the absence of a choice, when the applicable law cannot be determined either by framing the contract in one of the specified types or as the law of the country, where the party that has to perform the characteristic performance of the contract, has its premises, the contract should have applied the law of the country, to which is most closely connected. At the formation of the contract, parties must comply with the requirement of fairness and information. Parties of the contract shall be obliged to correctly inform about the validity of any act or fact on the validity of the concluded contract.
Conclusion of contracts by electronic means
1. Each Party shall ensure that contracts may be concluded by electronic means and that its law neither creates obstacles for the use of electronic contracts nor results in contracts being deprived of legal effect and validity solely on the ground that the contract has been made by electronic means.
2. Paragraph 1 does not apply to broadcasting services, gambling services, legal representation services, to services of notaries or equivalent professions involving a direct and specific connection with the exercise of public authority, and to contracts that establish or transfer rights in real estate, contracts requiring by law the involvement of courts, public authorities or professions exercising public authority, contracts of 1 A service is provided online when it is provided by electronic means and without the parties being simultaneously present. suretyship granted and or collateral securities furnished by persons acting for purposes outside their trade, business or profession and contracts governed by family law or by the law of succession.
Conclusion of contracts. Terms and conditions of the Customer shall not apply, even if the Customer refers to them in a standard order form or otherwise in connection with an order and even if Kubermatic has not objected to them explicitly. In the event of a conflict, the following order of precedence will apply: the Kubermatic Order Form, the Kubermatic License and Subscription Terms, the Kubermatic Commercial Support Service Levels Guidelines.
Conclusion of contracts. (1) atg Luther & Maelzer’s offers are non binding. Technical descriptions and other information contained in offers, brochures or other documentation are initially also non binding.
Conclusion of contracts. 1. The entry or exit contract relating to new technical capacities between the transport customer and the transmission system operator shall be formed by allocation of the capacities in accordance with Article 1 Section 2 of the transmission system operator’s General Terms and Conditions of Service. Subject to the provisions in Section 3 of this Article 3 and contrary to Article 1 Section 2 of the transmission system operator’s General Terms and Conditions of Service, the entry or exit contract shall be effective subject to the condition precedent that the following conditions a) to d) are met cumulatively:
a) Upon completion of the respective auctions for new technical capacities on the primary capacity platform, all offered standard capacity products of the existing capacities with an equivalent or higher quality at the border crossing points have been marketed across the transmission system operators in the respective flow direction (existing capacities are booked out with priority).
b) As part of an economic assessment based on the entry and exit contracts concluded subject to the above condition precedent, the transmission system operator has determined that the measures to create new technical capacities for an offering level are cost-effective.
c) The costs of the expansion measures required for creating the new technical capacities have been acknowledged by the regulatory authorities.
d) The transmission system operator’s management has agreed to expansion of the network.
2. If one or more of the conditions in Section 1 a) to d) of this Article 3 are not met by 30 June 2019, they shall be regarded as not having occurred and the entry or exit contract shall become definitively ineffective, subject to the provision in Section 3 of this Article 3.
3. Regardless of the occurrence or non-occurrence of one or more conditions in accordance with Section 1 a) to d) of this Article 3, the transmission system operator shall be authorized to decide by 1 June 2019 that the entry or exit shall definitively be effective.
4. The transmission system operator shall give the transport customer written notice that the entry or exit contract is effective immediately after the occurrence of the conditions in accordance with Section 1 a) to d) of this Article 3 or in accordance with Section 3 of this Article 3.
5. If one or more conditions in accordance with Section 1 a) – d) of this Article 3 do not occur and the entry or exit contract does not become effective, all and...
Conclusion of contracts. 2.1 Any display or presentation of a Database and/or an E-Mail Service on a website or in other media featured by the Publishing House shall not constitute a binding offer by the Publishing House. Rather, the Customer is given the possibility to submit a binding offer for the conclusion of a licence agreement.
2.2 For user subscriptions for up to nine (9) users, Customer may place an online order. In such case, the Customer may submit an offer by clicking the button “order against payment” after completing the online order process. After submission of the offer, Customer will be sent an order confirmation by e-mail to the e-mail address as indicated in the order. The order confirmation constitutes the acceptance of the offer made by Customer by the Publishing House.
2.3 For multi-user subscriptions for ten (10) or more users, Customer may place an individual order request with the sales department. The Publishing House will thereupon send a licence agreement to Customer. The licence agreement shall become effective upon receipt of a signed copy by the Publishing House.
2.4 NJW subscribers shall have online access via xxxx-online to NJWDirekt at no additional cost subject to the scope of their subscription. For access, the activation of an individual activation code on the website is required.
2.5 Section 2.4 above shall apply mutatis mutandis to other print publications which may be subscribed in combination with a direct module, as well as to E-Letters combined with Specialist Publications (Beraterzeitschriften).
