Common use of ORDERING AND DELIVERY Clause in Contracts

ORDERING AND DELIVERY. 4.1 Shipments of products shall only be made against written purchase orders issued by Distributor and which reference this Agreement. At a minimum, each purchase order shall specify the following items: (a) the quantity of product ordered; (b) the price of each product and any additional charges and costs; (c) the billing address, the destination to which the products will be delivered, and the requested delivery date; and (d) the signature of Distributor’s employee or agent who possesses the authority to place such an order. 4.2 All orders are subject to acceptance and assignment of delivery schedules in accordance with product availability. Neither Party shall have liability whatsoever for non-acceptance of, or failure or delay in filling any Distributor orders due to legitimate business considerations or acts or circumstances beyond its control, including without limitation, product shortages, production and delivery constraints, or government actions and acts of God. In no event shall any order be binding on XXXX or HBIO until the Parties are in agreement as to the items ordered, pricing, delivery dates, and all other material terms. Each Party shall use reasonable efforts to meet agreed-upon projected delivery dates for the products. 4.3 No purchase order, acknowledgment form, or other document or communication from either Party shall vary or supplement the terms and conditions of this Agreement. This Agreement may only be amended as provided in Section 14.11

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Product Distribution Agreement (Harvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology, Inc.), Product Distribution Agreement (Harvard Bioscience Inc), Product Distribution Agreement (Harvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology, Inc.)

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