Purchase management of Common Items Sample Clauses

Purchase management of Common Items. 4.1.1 Via Varejo shall conduct the negotiation of commercial terms and conditions with suppliers, including price, VPC, bonuses, payment terms and conditions, after sales, in relation to Common Items, provided that, on the one hand, Via Varejo shall guarantee to Nova OpCo and CBD, and on the other hand, Nova OpCo and CBD shall guarantee to Via Varejo the same commercial conditions in the purchase of Common Items obtained for its own business. 4.1.2 Nova OpCo and CBD shall inform Via Varejo about their own specific needs with regards to suppliers’ payment conditions and the frequency, locations and delivery lots of Common Items, and Via Varejo shall ensure the compliance of these instructions by the suppliers. Nova OpCo and CBD may, at their own discretion, attend the respective meetings with the suppliers and have access to the orders placed on their behalf by Xxx Xxxxxx 0.0.0 Xxxx OpCo and CBD shall be responsible for determining the mix and volume of Common Items, and Nova OpCo and CBD shall, through Via Varejo, make the effective placement of purchase orders, being those firm orders, of Common Items to be sold on E-Commerce of the Brands and on the Extra Stores, as applicable.
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Purchase management of Common Items. 4.1.1 Via Varejo shall conduct the negotiation of commercial terms and conditions with suppliers, including price, VPC, bonuses, payment terms and conditions, after sales, in relation to Common Items, provided that, on the one hand, Via Varejo shall guarantee to [Nova OpCo] and CBD, and on the other hand, [Nova OpCo] and CBD shall guarantee to Via Varejo the same commercial conditions in the purchase of Common Items obtained for its own business. 4.1.2 [Nova OpCo] and CBD shall inform Via Varejo about their own specific needs with regards to suppliers’ payment conditions and the frequency, locations and delivery lots of Common Items, and Via Varejo shall ensure the compliance of these instructions by the suppliers. [Nova OpCo] and CBD may, at their own discretion, attend the respective meetings with the suppliers and have access to the orders placed on their behalf by Via Varejo 4.1.3 [Nova OpCo] and CBD shall be responsible for determining the mix and volume of Common Items, and [Nova OpCo] and CBD shall, through Via Varejo, make the effective placement of purchase orders, being those firm orders, of Common Items to be sold on E-Commerce of the Brands and on the Extra Stores, as applicable.
Purchase management of Common Items. 3.1.1 Via Varejo shall manage the negotiation of commercial conditions with suppliers in respect to Common Items, including price, VPC, bonuses, payment conditions , after market. Therefore Via Varejo should ensure to NPC and NPC should ensure to Via Varejo the same commercial conditions in the purchase of Common Items obtained to their own business and establishing measures to allow now and in the future, the offset by such benefit. 3.1.2 NPC shall inform Via Varejo of the specific needs in respect to the payment conditions of suppliers and the frequency, the places and batches of delivery of Common Items and Via Varejo shall ensure the compliance with such instructions by suppliers. NPC on its own discretion should follow-up the meetings with suppliers and have access to orders by Via Varejo. 3.1.3 NPC shall be liable by determining the mix and volume of Common Items. NPC is liable through Via Varejo for the actual placement of purchase orders, which shall be firm orders, of Common Items to be sold in Electronic Commerce of the Trademarks. Any eventuality on turnover on Electronic Commerce of the Trademarks of Via Varejo of any Common Item should be addressed jointly by NPC and Via Varejo with the suppliers.

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