SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS Sample Clauses

SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS. 7.1 Savant will use reasonable endeavours to sell and distribute the Product to the Market in the Territory. 7.2 Savant is under an obligation to purchase or sell a minimum quantity of the Product. In the event that after the first 12 (twelve) months of the this agreement Savant has not ordered, at least for [THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN REDACTED] of the Product, Remedent shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement with a one months prior written notice. Savant acknowledges that, in such case, it shall not claim from Remedent any compensation of whatever kind. 7.3 Without prejudice to the foregoing, Savant undertakes to order a minimum of [THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN REDACTED] of the product as a first order.
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SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS. 7.1 Savant will use reasonable endeavours to sell and distribute the Product to the Market in the Territory. 7.2 Savant is under an obligation to purchase or sell a minimum quantity of the Product. In the event that after the first 12 (twelve) months of the this agreement Savant has not ordered, at least for 540.000 € of the Product, Remedent shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement with a one months prior written notice. Savant acknowledges that, in such case, it shall not claim from Remedent any compensation of whatever kind. 7.3 Without prejudice to the foregoing, Savant undertakes to order a minimum of 108.000 € of the product as a first order.
SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS. 7.1 Xxxxxx Xxxxx will use its commercially best efforts to sell and distribute the Products to the Market in the Territory in the most effective manner by all suitable and adequate means in order to reach the sales forecasted figures described hereinunder:
SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS. 7.1 Omega Pharma will use its commercially best efforts to sell and distribute the Product to the Market in the Territory, and, as the case may be, the Expanded Territory. 7.2 The Distributor is not under an obligation to purchase or sell a minimum quantity of the Product. In the event however that at the end of any contractual year of the Initial or, as the case may be, Additional Period, the Distributor has not ordered, at least 25,000 kits of the Product, Remedent shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement with a six months prior written notice. Remedent acknowledges that, in such case, it shall not claim from Omega Pharma any compensation of whatever kind. 7.3 Without prejudice to the foregoing, Omega Pharma undertakes to order a minimum of 150,000 kits of the Product during the period starting on the date on this Agreement and ending on 31 December 2004. For the avoidance of doubt, Parties agree that the as from 1 January 2005 the provisions of clause 7.2 above shall apply.
SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRODUCTS. 6.1 Vemedia will use its commercially best efforts to sell and distribute the Product to the Market in the Territory. 6.2 The Distributor is under an obligation to purchase or sell a minimum quantity of the Product. In the event that at the end of the first 12 (twelve) months of the contractual year of the Initial or, as the case may be, Additional Period, the Distributor has not ordered, at least a minimum quantity of the Product, Remedent shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement with a one months prior written notice. Vemedia acknowledges that, in such case, it shall not claim from Remedent any compensation of whatever kind. Minimum ordering quantities per year: Year 1: [***] kits Year 2: [***] kits Year 3: [***] kits Should the ordered quantities during a specific year exceed the minimum ordering quantities of that year, than the surplus can be deducted from the minimum ordering quantities of the following year. 6.3 Without prejudice to the foregoing, Vemedia undertakes to order a minimum of [***] kits as a first order. Vemedia agrees to pay lidding foil, boxes and internal leaflets for [***] kits. Further, all set-up charges for private labeling will be paid by Vemedia.

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