Upon delivery of the Goods Sample Clauses
The 'Upon delivery of the Goods' clause defines the specific moment when certain rights, obligations, or risks transfer between the seller and the buyer, typically at the point when the goods are handed over to the buyer or their representative. In practice, this clause may determine when ownership passes, when payment becomes due, or when liability for loss or damage shifts from the seller to the buyer. Its core function is to provide clarity and certainty regarding the timing of key contractual events, thereby reducing disputes about responsibility and risk after the goods have been delivered.
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Upon delivery of the Goods. Seller shall present valid Transportation Documents to Buyer (for the purposes of these BTC, "Transportation Documents" shall mean, for deliveries by rail, a railway bill or, for delivery by road, a CMR (or consignment note)). Such documents shall be signed and marked by Seller and Carrier of the Goods or by an authorized representative of the railway Carrier at the place where the Goods are to be loaded (dispatched), which shall be without limitations (i) the Manufacturer or warehouse or storehouse or (ii) any other place as may be specified in the Contract ("Place of Shipment") respectively and shall constitute non-disputed proof of delivery by Seller.
Upon delivery of the Goods the Buyer shall inspect the Goods and notify LKAB Minerals within one (1) Business Day of delivery being made, of any shortages or inaccuracies in the Goods. Failure to notify LKAB Minerals within this period shall deem the Buyer as having accepted the Goods.
Upon delivery of the Goods the Supplier shall provide the Customer with a delivery note specifying any relevant details].
Upon delivery of the Goods the Buyer shall store the Goods separately from goods belonging to third parties and mark the Goods delivered by the Seller to the Buyer as the Seller’s property until such a time that the Seller has received cleared payment of the Price of the Goods and any other Goods previously or subsequently supplied by the Seller to the Buyer.