Common use of Shipment Clause in Contracts

Shipment. Unless Seller agrees in writing to a different delivery date, Seller will schedule delivery in accordance with its published lead-time. All shipping and delivery dates are approximate and are based upon the then-current availability of material including raw material, existing production schedules, and prompt receipt of all necessary information. Time for delivery shall not be of the essence. Seller will not be liable for any damage, loss, fault, or expenses arising out of delays in shipment, including when caused by Force Majeure or the Customer's failure to provide the Seller with adequate delivery instructions or any other instructions that are relevant to the supply of the Products or Services. Orders will be considered completed upon shipment of the amount specified in the Purchase Order. Unless otherwise agreed, all Products will be shipped no later than one year from the date that Seller accepts the Purchase Order. Seller may in its sole discretion partially fulfil a Purchase Order and allocate Products among its customers. The Seller effect delivery of the quantities of Products ordered within the limits of standard pack quantities as used by Seller from time to time. If the Parties have agreed in writing that the Seller shall delivery the Products on a site of works, then the Customer ensure that the Products can be delivered at a point on a good hard ground nearest to the site and the Seller may refuse to unload the Products to sites considered in the discretion of the driver to be unsuitable (provided that such refusal shall still constitute delivery of the Products in accordance with the Agreement).

Shipment. Unless Seller agrees in writing to a different delivery date, Seller will schedule delivery in accordance with its published lead-time. All shipping and delivery dates are approximate and are based upon the then-current availability of material including raw material, existing production schedules, and prompt receipt of all necessary information. Time for delivery shall not be of the essence. Seller will not be liable for any damage, loss, fault, or expenses arising out of delays in shipment, including when caused by Force Majeure or the Customer's failure to provide the Seller with adequate delivery instructions or any other instructions that are relevant to the supply of the Products or Services. Orders will be considered completed upon shipment of the amount specified in the Purchase Sales Order. Unless otherwise agreed, all Products will be shipped no later than one year from the date that Seller accepts issues the Purchase Sales Order. Seller may in its sole discretion partially fulfil a Purchase Order issued by Customer and allocate Products among its customers. The Seller shall effect delivery of the quantities of Products ordered within the limits of standard pack quantities as used by Seller from time to time. If the Parties have agreed in writing that the Seller shall delivery the Products on a site of works, then the Customer shall ensure that the Products can be delivered at a point on a good hard ground nearest to the site and the Seller may refuse to unload the Products to sites considered in the discretion of the driver and/or delivery person to be unsuitable (provided that such refusal shall still constitute delivery of the Products in accordance with the Agreement).

Shipment. Unless Seller agrees in writing to a different delivery date, Seller will schedule delivery in accordance with its published lead-time. All shipping and delivery dates are approximate and are based upon the then-current availability of material including raw material, existing production schedules, and prompt receipt of all necessary information. Time for delivery shall not be of the essence. Seller will not be liable for any damage, loss, fault, or expenses arising out of delays in shipment, including when caused by Force Majeure or the Customer's failure to provide the Seller with adequate delivery instructions or any other instructions that are relevant to the supply of the Products or Services. Orders will be considered completed upon shipment of the amount specified in the Purchase Order. Unless otherwise agreed, all Products will be shipped no later than one year from the date that Seller accepts the Purchase Order. Seller may in its sole discretion partially fulfil a Purchase Order and allocate Products among its customers. The Seller effect delivery of the quantities of Products ordered within the limits of standard pack quantities as used by Seller from time to time. If the Parties have agreed in writing that the Seller shall delivery the Products on a site of works, then the Customer shall ensure that the Products can be delivered at a point on a good hard ground nearest to the site and the Seller may refuse to unload the Products to sites considered in the discretion of the driver to be unsuitable (provided that such refusal shall still constitute delivery of the Products in accordance with the Agreement).

Shipment. Unless Seller agrees in writing to a different delivery date, Seller will schedule delivery in accordance with its published lead-lead- time. All shipping and delivery dates are approximate and are based upon the then-current availability of material including raw material, existing production schedules, and prompt receipt of all necessary information. Time for delivery shall not be of the essence. Seller will not be liable for any damage, loss, fault, or expenses arising out of delays in shipment, including when caused by Force Majeure or the Customer's failure to provide the Seller with adequate delivery instructions or any other instructions that are relevant to the supply of the Products or Services. Orders will be considered completed upon shipment of the amount specified in the Purchase Order. Unless otherwise agreed, all Products will be shipped no later than one year from the date that Seller accepts the Purchase Order. Seller may in its sole discretion partially fulfil a Purchase Order and allocate Products among its customers. The Seller effect delivery of the quantities of Products ordered within the limits of standard pack quantities as used by Seller from time to time. If the Parties have agreed in writing that the Seller shall delivery the Products on a site of works, then the Customer ensure that the Products can be delivered at a point on a good hard ground nearest to the site and the Seller may refuse to unload the Products to sites considered in the discretion of the driver to be unsuitable (provided that such refusal shall still constitute delivery of the Products in accordance with the Agreement).