If the Supplier Clause Samples
The 'If the Supplier' clause typically introduces conditions or obligations that the supplier must fulfill under the contract. It sets out specific scenarios or actions that trigger certain rights or remedies for the other party, such as the buyer, if the supplier fails to meet agreed standards, deadlines, or deliverables. For example, it may specify what happens if the supplier does not deliver goods on time or breaches a warranty. The core practical function of this clause is to clearly allocate responsibility and outline consequences, thereby managing risk and ensuring accountability in the supplier's performance.
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If the Supplier. (a) delivers less Goods than the quantity ordered and the quantity delivered is outside of the permitted tolerances stated on the Order (if any), Kew may reject the Goods; or
(b) delivers more Goods than the quantity ordered and the quantity delivered is outside of the permitted tolerances as stated on the Order (if any) Kew may at its sole discretion reject the Goods or the excess Goods, and any rejected Goods shall be returnable at the Supplier's risk and expense. If the Supplier delivers more or less than the quantity of Goods ordered, and Kew accepts the delivery, a pro rata adjustment shall be made to the price for the Goods.
If the Supplier. 4.7.1 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with Clauses To the extent applicable to the Supplier, the Supplier shall at all times comply with all Laws relating to Tax and with the equivalent legal provisions of the country in which the Supplier is es- tablished., notify the Authority in writing of such fact within five (5) Working Days of its occurrence; and and/or Upon the Authority’s request, the Supplier shall provide (promptly or within such other period notified by the Authority) in- formation which demonstrates how the Supplier complies with its Tax obligations. this may be a material breach of the Agreement;
4.7.2 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with a reasonable request by the Authority that it must not contract, or must cease to contract, with any agent, supplier or Subcon- tractor of the Supplier as required by Clause The Supplier shall provide to the Au- thority the name and, as applicable, the Value Added Tax registration number, PAYE collection number and either the Corporation Tax or self-assessment refer- ence of any agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier prior to the provision of any material Services under the Agreement by that agent, supplier or Subcon- tractor. Upon a request by the Authority, the Supplier shall not contract, or will cease to contract, with any agent, supplier or Subcontractor supplying Services under the Agreement. on the grounds that the agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier is involved in Tax Non-Compliance this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and/or
4.7.3 fails to provide details of steps being taken and mitigating factors pursuant to Clause promptly provide to the Authority: which in the reasonable opinion of the Authority are acceptable this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and any such material breach shall allow the Authority to terminate the Agreement pursuant to the Call-Off Clause which provides the Authority the right to terminate the Agreement for Sup- plier fault (termination for Supplier cause or equivalent clause).
If the Supplier becomes aware of any matter that may impact on its ability to deliver the relevant Goods and/or Services in accordance with the Contract, it must immediately notify the Customer and shall propose and, if accepted by the Customer, implement any measures which may be practical to overcome or reduce any adverse impact on the Customer. The Supplier shall bear the cost of implementing such measures.
If the Supplier. 4.7.1 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with Clauses 4.2, 4.4.1 and/or 4.6 this may be a material breach of the Agreement;
4.7.2 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with a reasonable request by the Authority that it must not contract, or must cease to contract, with any agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier as required by Clause 4.3 on the grounds that the agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier is involved in Tax Non-Compliance this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and/or
4.7.3 fails to provide details of steps being taken and mitigating factors pursuant to Clause 4.4.2 which in the reasonable opinion of the Authority are acceptable this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and any such material breach shall allow the Authority to terminate the Agreement pursuant to the Clause which provides the Authority the right to terminate the Agreement for Supplier fault (termination for Supplier cause or equivalent clause).
If the Supplier. (a) delivers less than 100% of the quantity of Goods ordered, Darchem may reject the Goods; or
(b) delivers more than 100% of the quantity of Goods ordered, Darchem may at its sole discretion reject the Goods or the excess Goods, and any rejected Goods shall be returnable at the Supplier's risk and expense. If the Supplier delivers more or less than the quantity of Goods ordered, and Darchem accepts the delivery, the Supplier shall make a pro rata adjustment to the invoice for the Goods.
If the Supplier. 4.7.1 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with Clauses 4.2, 4.4.1 and/or 4.6 this may be a mate- rial breach of the Agreement;
4.7.2 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with a reasonable request by the Authority that it must not contract, or must cease to contract, with any agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier as required by Clause 4.3 on the grounds that the agent, supplier or Sub- contractor of the Supplier is involved in Tax Non-Compliance this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and/or
4.7.3 fails to provide details of steps being taken and mitigating factors pursuant to Clause
If the Supplier. (a) delivers less than 100% of the quantity of Goods on any Order, the Customer may at its discretion, take the quantities supplied and pay the applicable Price in respect of those Goods actually supplied or without liability reject the Goods within the relevant Order; or
(b) delivers more than 105% of the quantity of Goods on any Order, the Customer may at its discretion, take the quantities supplied and pay the applicable Price in respect of those Goods actually supplied or without liability reject the Goods or reject the excess Goods within the relevant Order; and any rejected Goods will be returnable to the Supplier at the Supplier’s risk and expense, which for the avoidance of doubt will include any cost related to processing and shipment of such Goods.
If the Supplier. (a) is a reporting entity as defined in the Modern Slavery Act, it shall provide CEWA a copy of its published annual statement prepared in accordance with section 16(1) of the Modern Slavery Act; or
(b) is not a reporting entity under the Modern Slavery Act, it shall provide CEWA a statement outlining all necessary and reasonable steps it has taken to reduce the risk of Modern Slavery within its operations or supply chains.
If the Supplier. 10.1.1 breaches the terms of the Contract (and where the breach is capable of remedy, has not remedied the breach within 14 days of receiving notice requiring the breach to be remedied); and/or
10.1.2 persistently breaches the terms of the Contract; then the Customer shall have the right to immediately terminate the Contract upon written notice to the Supplier. If the Customer:
10.1.3 fails to make any payment to the Supplier when due without just cause;
10.1.4 breaches the terms of the Contract (and where the breach is capable of remedy, has not remedied the breach within 14 days of receiving notice requiring the breach to be remedied);
10.1.5 persistently breaches the terms of the Contract;
10.1.6 provides incomplete, materially inaccurate or misleading facts and/or information in connection with the Contract;
10.1.7 pledges, charges or creates any form of security over any Hire Goods, has a Bankruptcy Petition/Petition for Sequestration presented against it or the Customer takes or suffers any similar action in any jurisdiction;
10.1.8 appears reasonably to the Supplier due to the Customer’s credit rating to be financially inadequate to meet its obligations under the Contract; and/or
10.1.9 appears reasonably to the Supplier to be about to suffer any of the above events; then the Supplier shall have the right, without prejudice to any other remedies to exercise any or all of the rights set out in 10.3 below.
If the Supplier. 4.7.1 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with Clauses Error! Reference source not found., Error! Reference source not found. and/or Error! Reference source not found. this may be a material breach of the Agreement;
4.7.2 fails to comply (or if the Authority receives information which demonstrates to it that the Supplier has failed to comply) with a reasonable request by the Authority that it must not contract, or must cease to contract, with any agent, supplier or Subcontrac- tor of the Supplier as required by Clause Error! Reference source not found. on the grounds that the agent, supplier or Subcontractor of the Supplier is involved in Tax Non-Compliance this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and/or
4.7.3 fails to provide details of steps being taken and mitigating factors pursuant to Clause Error! Reference source not found. which in the reasonable opinion of the Authority are acceptable this shall be a material breach of the Agreement; and any such material breach shall allow the Authority to terminate the Agreement pursuant to the Call-Off Clause which provides the Authority the right to terminate the Agreement for Sup- plier fault (termination for Supplier cause or equivalent clause).