Common use of Incidental Items Clause in Contracts

Incidental Items. Molds, models, tools, films, etc. that have been made by Seller to enable him to execute the order shall, on being paid for, become the property of Buyer, even if they remain in Seller's possession. Seller shall be obliged to hand them over to Buyer on request.

Incidental Items. Molds12.1 Moulds, models, tools, films, etc. that have been made by Seller to enable him Seller to execute the order shall, on being paid for, become the property of Buyer, even if they remain in Seller's possession. Seller shall be obliged to hand them over to Buyer on request.

Incidental Items. Molds, models, tools, films, films etc. that have been made by Seller to enable him to execute the order shall, on being paid for, become the property of Buyer, even if they remain in Seller's ’s possession. Seller shall be obliged to hand them over to Buyer on request.

Incidental Items. 12.1. - Molds, models, tools, films, etc. that have been ., made by Seller the seller to enable him allow it to execute the purchase order shall, on being paid forupon payment, become the property of Buyerthe purchaser, even if they remain in Seller's possessionthe possession of the seller. Seller The seller shall be obliged required to hand deliver them over to Buyer on requestupon request of the purchaser.