GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT Sample Clauses

GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. (a) The Purchaser may return goods for credit only with the Seller’s prior written consent. A handling and restocking charge of 20% may be charged at the Sellers discretion. The credit given for returned goods will be the value of the goods only, adjusted for any handling and restocking fee, exclusive of any freight, handling or other charge that might have applied to the original invoice.
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. Any Goods to be returned for credit requires prior written authorization by Seller. Goods authorized for return may be subject to a minimum fifteen percent (15%) return charge. The exact return charge will be determined at the time return authorization is granted.
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. 13.1. Goods returned for credit will only be accepted by prior agreement with either of the responsible Senior Manager, General Manager, National Sales Manager or Service Manager where:
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. (a) Goods may not be returned for credit, except as agreed in writing between the parties in accordance with a Goods Returned Authority (GRA). A claim for credit must be made within 21 days of date of invoice and include the original invoice number and delivery date and the goods must then be returned to Ark’s premises within 30 days of date of invoice, failing which goods will not be accepted for credit. The Customer must arrange and pay for freight of the goods to ARK’s premises.
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. 11.1 The Seller is not obliged to accept the return of any goods for credit where it has not been in breach of the contract.
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. We reserve the right to decide whether goods can be accepted back for credit. Xxxxx returned to us for credit will not be accepted unless previously agreed by us in writing. Goods returned by prior written agreement will be subject to inspection before any offer of credit is made to the Buyer. Credit allowed on such goods will be subject to a deduction of charges for inspection, cleaning, restocking and rejects. Fabricated and non- standard goods can not be accepted for credit.
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GOODS RETURNED FOR CREDIT. 14.1. The Purchaser must inspect the Goods on delivery. This responsibility remains with the Purchaser even where the Goods are delivered to a third party.
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