Common use of PLACING OF ORDERS Clause in Contracts

PLACING OF ORDERS. 4.1 If telephone orders are placed by the customer, the supplier may require such orders to be confirmed in writing by the customer, prior to acceptance by the supplier. 4.2 An order may not be withdrawn until accepted or rejected by the supplier. Any such order shall upon acceptance thereof by the supplier be irrevocable by the customer.

PLACING OF ORDERS. 4.1 5.1 If telephone orders are placed by the customer, the supplier may require such orders to be confirmed in writing by the customer, prior to acceptance by the supplier. 4.2 An order may not be withdrawn until accepted or rejected by the supplier. 5.2 Any such order shall upon acceptance thereof by the supplier be irrevocable by the customer. 5.3 Any variation to the orders must be agreed to and be accepted in writing.

PLACING OF ORDERS. 4.1 If telephone orders are placed by the customer, the supplier may require such orders to be confirmed in writing by the customer, prior to acceptance by the supplier. 4.2 An order may not be withdrawn until accepted or rejected by the supplier. Any such order shall upon acceptance thereof by the supplier be irrevocable by the customer.

PLACING OF ORDERS. 4.1 5.1 If telephone orders are placed by the customer, the supplier may require such orders to be confirmed in writing by the customer, prior to acceptance by the supplier. 4.2 5.2 An order may not be withdrawn until accepted or rejected by the supplier. Any such order shall upon acceptance thereof by the supplier be by irrevocable by the customer.