LOGISTICS GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

LOGISTICS GUIDELINES. 4.1. As of now Femica will not provide any logistics or deliver services, hence, the supplier has the sole responsibilities of product delivery within SLA. The Supplier will ship / post the products directly to the delivery address as provided by the Company. Products are shipped by the Supplier through their shipping / courier agency, Supplier shall be responsible for all damages. 4.2. On receipt of any Order, the Supplier shall ensure that the Orders are shipped within a period of two (2) Business Days from receiving the order, unless anything to the contrary is agreed to between the Supplier, Company or the Reseller in the respective Order in advance and provide complete delivery timelines to customer/resellers.
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LOGISTICS GUIDELINES. 4.1. The title & ownership in the product/(s) shall be transferred to the Reseller at the place of removal of goods / products. As a large market place, Company provides shipping / logistics service to the Reseller. If however, due to delivery address not being serviceable by the logistics partner of the Company or due to any unavoidable situations, the Vendor can ship / post the products directly to the delivery address as provided by the Company. Cost of such postage / shipment shall be reimbursed to the Vendor on submission / production of valid / original proof of delivery. Any damage in transit on account of inadequate / unsuitable pack- aging shall be charged to the account of Vendor. However, any damage to the product in transit due to mishandling by logistic partner appointed by the Company, Company shall facilitate recovery of product value from the logistic partner. In case, products are shipped by the Vendor through any other shipping / courier agency, Vendor shall be responsible for all damages. All orders placed on the Marketplace are covered under “TrustPay 100% Money- back Guarantee” program; hereby Vendor agrees to fulfil the commitments made under the above mentioned program specified at the App. The said program protects the Buyer / Reseller against inadequate or non-performance by the Vendor. 4.2. On receipt of any Order, the Vendor shall ensure that the Orders are shipped within a period of two (2) Business Days from receiving the order, unless anything to the contrary is agreed to between the Vendor, Company or the Reseller in the respective Order in advance.
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LOGISTICS GUIDELINES. 4.1. The Company will not provide any Logistics service. The Vendor has to ship / post the products directly to the delivery address as provided by the Company. Vendor shall be responsible for all damages. All orders placed on the website are covered under “Trust Pay 100% Moneyback Guarantee” program; hereby Vendor agrees to fulfil the commitments made under the abovementioned program specified at the Website. The said program protects the Buyer against inadequate or non‐performance by the Vendor. 4.2. On receipt of any Order, the Vendor shall ensure that the Orders are shipped within a period of two (2) Business Days from receiving the order, unless anything to the contrary is agreed to between the Vendor, Company in the respective Order in advance. Preorder: Specified as in agreement within days of dispatch.
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