Quantity and Delivery. (a) The quantity of milk solids to be supplied to the Company during the First Supply Period is specified in Appendix 5.
Quantity and Delivery. Beginning on April 1, 2001, SMC will sell and deliver Metal FOB Delivery Point, to be credited to Ford's pool account, and Ford will purchase the quantities of Metal set forth in this Section 3, which shall be released to the Delivery Point on the last Business Day of the Pricing Month."
Quantity and Delivery. Beginning on February, 2001, SMC will sell and deliver Metal FOB Delivery Point, to be credited to GM's pool account, and GM will purchase the quantities of Metal set forth in this Section 3, which shall be released to the Delivery Point on the last Business Day of the Pricing Month. All Metal to be sold in any one calendar month shall be delivered to a single Delivery Point unless GM has notified SMC by the 20th Business Day of the Pricing Month that GM has elected to have the monthly shipment split and delivered to more than one Delivery Point; provided that SMC shall not be obligated to split a shipment unless at least 5,000 Ounces of Palladium and/or Platinum are to be shipped to each Delivery Point."
Quantity and Delivery. Beginning on January 20, 2012, SMC will sell and deliver Metal FOB Delivery Point, to be credited to Ford's pool account, and Ford will purchase the following quantities of Metal each month, which will be released to the Delivery Point on or before the Delivery Date:
Quantity and Delivery. Pursuant to the Agreement, Seller shall supply 100% of Buyer's requirements for Supplies, unless a specific quantity, other than a Projection as defined in Section 4 of this document, is stated in a purchase order issued by Buyer, in which case the quantity term in the purchase order shall control. This Paragraph shall apply to all of Buyer's purchase orders—including "blanket" purchase orders—irrespective of their labeling or title. Time is of the essence with regard to the Supplies. Seller agrees to 100% on-time delivery of the quantities and at the time specified by Xxxxx, as stated in the Agreement and related material releases. Buyer shall not be required to make payment for goods delivered to Buyer that are in excess of quantities specified in Buyer's purchase orders, releases, or delivery schedules. Buyer may change the rate of scheduled shipments or direct temporary suspension of scheduled shipments, neither of which shall entitle Seller to a modification of the price for goods or services covered by the Agreement. Seller will immediately communicate any risk to shipping schedule to Buyer. The release schedule will be managed by Material Management at Xxxxx's receiving facility. Delivery terms for Supplies are FOB Seller's dock, unless otherwise specified on the Purchase Order. Failure to utilize approved carriers may result in Buyer charging back to Seller the difference in actual shipping costs plus any associated administrative costs. Seller shall be responsible for any additional freight costs incurred due to Seller changing FOB locations. Buyer may change the rate of scheduled shipments or direct temporary suspension of scheduled shipments, neither of which entitles Seller to modify the price for Supplies. Buyer is not obligated to accept early deliveries, late deliveries, partial deliveries or excess deliveries. To assure the timely delivery of Supplies, Seller will, upon written request from Buyer, manufacture Supplies in excess of Buyer's current orders to serve as a reserve for shipment, at such inventory reserve level as may be set by Buyer from time to time, to meet Xxxxx's requirements and to meet any unforeseen delays due to any reason whatsoever. Until such reserve Supplies are purchased by Buyer from Seller, they shall remain the property of Seller, and shall be held by Seller at its sole risk and expense.
Quantity and Delivery. (a) Except as provided in Paragraph 8.0, Force Majeure, deliveries of coal under this Agreement commencing on July 1, 1996 and thereafter shall be as follows: YEAR TOTAL TONNAGE ---- ------------- July thru December, 1996 1,375,000 tons 1997 and thereafter through 2006 2,750,000 tons per year TOTAL 28,875,000 tons Buyer and Sellers understand and agree that the tonnages set forth above are annual commitments and that Buyer and Sellers shall schedule, ship and accept shipments each calendar month as necessary to insure that such annual contract commitments are satisfied each calendar year, subject to the provisions of Paragraph 8.0, Force Majeure. Monthly shipping schedules will, where possible, be adjusted to reflect Sellers' planned vacation period and Buyer's planned maintenance outages.
Quantity and Delivery. 2.1 Buyex xxxees to take and pay for and Sellxx xxxees to sell and deliver the quantity of gas set forth in each Natural Gas Sales Agreement, (attached hereto as Exhibit "A"), entered into pursuant to these General Terms and Conditions.
Quantity and Delivery. 3.1 Company shall notify Customer of its nomination(s), from time to time, with prior notice of at least twenty-four (24) hours and/or within the Transporter's pipeline's deadline date for making changes in nominations to be effective the next Day at 7:00 a.m. Customer shall be responsible for compliance with the effective nominations given within the Transporter's pipeline's deadline date for changes.
Quantity and Delivery. 3.1. Each Order will specify the quantity of the Products, the delivery date, and the delivery location. Sagrad confirmation of the PO delivery schedule is shown in Appendix A.
Quantity and Delivery. A. On January 1st and July 1st of each calendar year, AMP will provide Seller with a forecast of its requirements for Products from Seller for both direct purchases by AMP and purchases of fiber optic cable by AMP from third parties for the following 2 calendar years. AMP can increase its forecast by 25% at any time by providing Seller with 1 year's prior written notice, and Seller will obtain or maintain the capacity to meet such additional forecasted amounts. Any quantity so forecasted by AMP are good faith estimates only.
