Seller’s Terms Rejected Sample Clauses

Seller’s Terms Rejected. The Order does not constitute an acceptance of any offer or proposal made by Seller, and Seller acknowledges that: (i) a request for quotation or similar document issued by Buyer is not an offer by Buyer; and (ii) any response by Seller to a request for quotation or similar document issued by Buyer is not an offer by Seller. Any additional or different terms proposed by Seller in Seller’s quotation, acknowledgement, confirmation, invoice or in any other document transmitted by Seller to Buyer in connection with the Order (whether before or after the issuance of Buyer’s Order), are unacceptable to Buyer, are expressly rejected by Buyer, and are not part of the Order.
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Seller’s Terms Rejected. The Purchase Order does not constitute an acceptance of any offer or proposal made by Seller, and Seller acknowledges that any additional or different terms proposed by Seller in Seller’s quotation, acknowledgement, confirmation, invoice or in any other document transmitted by Seller to Buyer in connection with the Purchase Order (whether before or after the issuance of Buyer’s Purchase Order), are expressly rejected by Buyer, and are not part of the Purchase Order.
Seller’s Terms Rejected. The Order does not constitute an acceptance of any offer or proposal made by Seller, and Seller acknowledges that: (i) a request for quotation or similar document issued by Buyer is not an offer by Buyer; and (ii) any response by Seller to a request for quotation or similar document issued by Buyer is not an offer by Seller. Any additional or different terms proposed by Seller, whether in Seller’s quotation, acknowledgement, invoice or otherwise, are unacceptable to Buyer, are expressly rejected by Buyer, and are not part of the Order. However, additional or different terms proposed by Seller shall not operate as a rejection of the Order if Seller commences work or otherwise accepts Buyer’s offer, in which case the Order shall be deemed accepted by Seller without any additional or different terms or variations whatsoever. Any reference in the Order to any prior communication by Seller is solely to incorporate the description or specifications of the Supplies in such prior communication, but only to the extent that such description or specifications are not directly in conflict with the description and specifications in the Order. If the Order is determined to be an acceptance of any prior offer or proposal by Seller, such acceptance shall be limited to the Terms of the Order.
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