Common use of CONSIDERATION OF ORDERS Clause in Contracts

CONSIDERATION OF ORDERS. (1) The Company shall make reasonable efforts to fill each order of the Dealer that is accepted by the Company. (2) The Company shall not be liable to the Dealer in any respect for failure to ship or for delay in shipment of accepted orders for GENUINE PARTS where such failure or delay is due wholly or in part to (i) shortage or curtailment of material, labor, transportation or utility services, (ii) any labor or production difficulty in any of its own or any of its suppliers' locations, (iii) any governmental action or (iv) any cause beyond the Company's control or without its fault or negligence.

CONSIDERATION OF ORDERS. (1) The Company shall make reasonable efforts to fill each order of the Dealer that is accepted by the Company. (2) The Company shall not be liable to the Dealer in any respect for failure to ship or for delay in shipment of accepted orders for GENUINE PARTS where such failure or delay is due wholly or in part to (i) shortage or curtailment of material, labor, transportation or utility services, (ii) any labor or production difficulty in any of its own or any of its suppliers' locations, (iii) any governmental action or (iv) any cause beyond the Company's control or without its fault or negligence. 3.