Delivery Execution. MSL UK LTD will carry out the delivery of each Client Order in accordance with the specific Delivery Instruction provided.
Delivery Execution. 1. The time of delivery or the execution of the work is agreed separately at the finalization of the contract, unless the tender material or other contains specific information of this. Unless anything else is agreed the work is executed within regular working hours, weekdays from 07.00 – 19.00.
2. If the seller cannot observe the time of delivery agreed upon, the seller is obligated to inform the purchaser of this immediately. If a delay is caused by force majeure circumstances such as labour dispute, fire, war, natural disaster or similar, which the seller does not control, the time of delivery is postponed to a reasonable time proportional to the reason for the delay. In case deliveries from a subcontractor are delayed due to similar causes, the time of delivery is also postponed.
Delivery Execution. In advance the purchaser must agree with the seller where the elements must be delivered. Transportation to and from seller’s workshop are at the purchaser’s expense and risk. In case the purchaser has not entered any written agreement with the seller concerning the place of delivery, seller’s expenditures in connection with a potential necessary forwarding of the elements to another workshop are chargeable to the purchaser.
Delivery Execution. (1) Subcontracts may only be awarded with the approval of mp-tec. Variations from the contracts concluded and orders placed by mp-tec shall be admissible only with mp-tec’s prior written approval.
(2) Deviations from orders of mp-tec are permitted only after our prior written consent.
(3) Delivery calls shall be binding with respect to the type and quantity of the goods called and the agreed timings and time limits. Receipt of the goods at mp-tec’s premises, or at the place of destination named by mp-tec, shall be authoritative for the purposes of adherence to the delivery timing or the delivery time limit. If delivery “free works” (DDU or DDP according to Incoterms 2000 – 6th revision) is not agreed, the seller must make the goods available in good time for loading and shipment, with consideration to the timing to be agreed with the carrier.
(4) If the seller has agreed to deliver and construct a photovoltaic plant and nothing to the contrary has been agreed, it shall bear all the necessary incidental costs, such as site installation, travel costs, provision of tools and accommodation allowances, unless different arrangements have been defined.
(5) A delivery note bearing the mp-tec order number and the type and quantity of the content must be attached to each delivery.
(6) mp-tec accepts no packaging costs.
(7) If technical system documentation is also to be delivered, it must be handed over to mp-tec. The seller shall be answerable for its completeness and shall be liable for the resultant losses in the event that it is incomplete.
(8) If agreed timings are not adhered to, the statutory regulations shall apply. If the seller envisages difficulties in the manufacture, supply of basic materials, adherence to the deli- very timing or similar circumstances, it must deliver appropriate replacements in good time. If the Seller is in default, mp-tec shall be entitled to claim a contractual penalty of 1% of the net price per full calendar week, but no more than 5% of the net price of the goods that were delivered late. mp-tec is entitled to demand the contractual penalty in addition to the fulfillment and, as a minimum amount, damages owed by the seller as per the legal regulations; the right to claim further damages shall remain unaffected. If mp-tec accepts the delayed performance, mp-tec must assert its claim to the contractual penalty with the final payment at the latest. The provisions of § 341, para. 3 of the German Civil Code (BGB) shall not apply.
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