Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss Sample Clauses

Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title to the Goods shipped under any Order passes to Customer upon Customer’s payment in full for the Goods. Risk of loss or damage passes to Customer upon delivery of Goods to the carrier.
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Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title, care, custody, control and risk of loss of any portion of the Equipment shall pass to Buyer upon Delivery of the Equipment to the Delivery Point. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no event will title to the Licensed Technology or any other Intellectual Property used in the Equipment or otherwise provided to Buyer, including any Software, transfer to Buyer.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. 7.1 Notwithstanding Clause 9.2, title to, and all risks in respect of a Diverted Cargo loaded by the Transporter at the Loading Point shall pass from Project Co to the Transporter: 7.1.1 if the cargo is designated as a Diverted Cargo prior to the loading of the Diverted Cargo: (i) in the circumstances where the Transporter has met the condition set forth in Paragraph 1.3.1(A)(1), Paragraph 1.3.1(A)(2) or Paragraph 1.3.1(A)(3) of Part A of Schedule 2 in respect of the relevant cargo, at the FOB Delivery Point; or (ii) otherwise, upon payment by the Transporter of the amount due in respect of such Diverted Cargo pursuant to Paragraph 2.1 of Part A of Schedule 2; and 7.1.2 if the cargo is designated as a Diverted Cargo after loading of the such cargo, immediately upon its designation as a Diverted Cargo. 7.2 In the case of a Diverted Cargo, the title and the risk of loss and any liabilities resulting from vapour returned from the LNG Tanker during loading of the Diverted Cargo shall pass from the Transporter to Project Co as it passes the point at which flange of the vapour return line of the LNG Tanker connects with the inlet flange of the vapour return line of the Production Facility.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. 9.1 Any Supplies and Services shall fully remain property of the Seller until Seller has been fully paid for the respective Supplies and Services. The Customer may only resell, process, combine or mix with other property, or otherwise integrate the Supplies and Services under retention of title to the extent expressly permitted under the Contract. The Customer shall be prohibited from taking any other disposition regarding the Supplies and Services for which the Seller retains title. 9.2 Transfer of risk of loss or damage to the Supplies and Services to the Customer shall occur upon completion of the Supplies and Services according to Clause 8 of these GT&C.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. 8.1 Title and risk of loss to all or any portion of the Goods/Services/Works shall pass to Company upon the date the Goods/Services/Works have been accepted by Company, as provided in Clause 7. If any portion of the Goods/Services/Works is damaged before acceptance, Contractor shall promptly notify Company and proceed to either repair or replace any affected portion in such a manner so as to minimize any delay to the schedule. 8.2 Contractor warrants and guarantees that legal title to the Goods/Services/Works shall be free and clear of any and all liens, claims, security interests or other encumbrances when title thereto passes to Company, except for those liens Contractor holds as a result of non-payment by Company and liens arising by Applicable Law that are not otherwise prohibited hereunder.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title and risk of loss to Goods shipped under any Purchase Order passes to Buyer upon Seller’s tender of the Goods to the carrier at Seller’s warehouse in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title to Products passes to Buyer at FOB Shipping Point. Risk of loss to Products passes to Buyer at FOB Shipping Point.
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Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title to, and risk of loss of, the Equipment or any part thereof and all materials and components used, or to be used in the Plant, shall pass to Owner upon ‘delivery to the Work site. This provision, however, shall in no case be deemed to alter any of the rights or obligations of any party under any insurance policy provided under this Contract, or any waiver of subrogation set forth in Section 14 below.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Class B orders will be shipped DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) from Flextronics’ Delivery Facility to a named destination within the same country, title shall pass to Nortel Networks upon delivery to the named destination. Class B orders will be shipped DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) from Flextronics’ Delivery Facility to a Nortel Networks or a Customer’s named destination in a different country, title shall pass to Nortel Networks immediately prior to importation into the country specified in the named destination. Class C Inventory returns will be shipped DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) from Nortel Networks or a Customer to Flextronics’ or Flextronics’ subcontractor’s premises and title shall pass to Flextronics upon delivery to the named destination. Nortel Networks may make a written request that title and risk of loss to Class B orders or Class C Inventory pass to it at the points other than as outlined above. Upon mutual agreement, Flextronics will comply with such request provided that the revised transfer point is no later in the delivery process then the relevant points stated above. For Class B orders and Class C Inventory returns that are shipped from Flextronics’ Delivery Facility to another Flextronics’ Facility/Subcontractor and/or repair vendor, title and risk of loss will remain with Flextronics. Unless otherwise covered in existing third party/vendor agreements, all shipping activities and costs are the responsibility of Flextronics.
Transfer of Title and Risk of Loss. Title and risk of loss or damage in transit shall pass from Seller to Buyer at delivery, and delivery shall be deemed to occur upon transfer of possession to the first common carrier or Buyer’s representative at the delivery point whichever occurs first per applicable shipping terms.
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