Loss of goods. 6.1 Payment for loss of uninsured goods up to the value of £50 may be provided in circumstances where the Licensor can be shown to be at fault and shown to have contributed to the loss.
Loss of goods. 1.11.1. The Trustee agrees that the Parties shall also consider the case of unloading of the goods in the wrong place to be a loss of goods, if the goods are not delivered to the consignee according to the Freight Order within 30 days after the deadline for performance specified in the order, by and at the expense of the Trustee.
Loss of goods. Seller assumes all risk of loss until receipt by NETAPP (Delivery Duty Paid) in accordance with Section 6. Ownership or title of property to the Goods shall pass free from any factual or legal encumbrances to NETAPP only upon actual receipt by it of the Goods at the designated destination. If the Goods ordered are destroyed prior to title passing to NETAPP due to an event other than the fault or negligence of the Seller (such as but not limited to a force majeure event), NETAPP may at its option cancel the Agreement or relevant purchase order, as applicable, or require delivery of substitute Goods of equal quantity and quality. Such delivery will be made as soon as commercially practicable. If loss of Goods is partial, NETAPP shall have the right to require delivery of the Goods not destroyed.
Loss of goods. The risk of damage or loss from any casualty to the Goods, regardless of the cause, will be assumed by the Contractor, who will replace lost or damaged product at 30% of its documented retail value noted on W7 Inventory form. Contractor shall use its normal measures to protect the security of the Goods. However, Contractor accepts no responsibility for Goods damaged or destroyed due to fire or acts of God.
