Common Contracts
4 similar Standard Terms and Conditions contracts
CYANRE TERMS AND CONDITIONSStandard Terms and Conditions • November 17th, 2020
ContractStandard Terms and Conditions • August 27th, 2018
A PROPOSAL OR QUOTE SUBMITTED BY CYANRE TO THE CUSTOMER IS AN INVITATION TO DO BUSINESS. THE CUSTOMER’S ACCEPTANCE OF SAME SHALL BE AN OFFER FOR THE SERVICES, WHICH OFFER CYANRE MAY ACCEPT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION. ON ACCEPTANCE OF THE CUSTOMER’S OFFER, THIS AGREEMENT AND RELEVANT SERVICE SCHEDULE SHALL APPLY.
ContractStandard Terms and Conditions • September 26th, 2016
A PROPOSAL OR QUOTE SUBMITTED BY CYANRE TO THE CUSTOMER IS AN INVITATION TO DO BUSINESS. THE CUSTOMER’S ACCEPTANCE OF SAME SHALL BE AN OFFER FOR THE SERVICES, WHICH OFFER CYANRE MAY ACCEPT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION. ON ACCEPTANCE OF THE CUSTOMER’S OFFER, THIS AGREEMENT AND RELEVANT SERVICE SCHEDULE SHALL APPLY. 1. Definition1.1. “Agreement” means this document (Standard Terms and Conditions) and all attachments hereto;1.2. “Confidential Information” means (but not limited to) any and all strategic, sensitive and/or confidential business, private, personal and/or privileged information, in whatsoever format and, without limitation, includes information concerning the disclosing party’s operations, business affairs, relationships, contracts, clients, suppliers, plans, ideas, employees, expressed thoughts, processes, techniques, trade secrets, know-how, experience, goodwill, reputation and financial status and any part and/or element of the foregoing1.3. “Contract Documents” means the LOE or
A PROPOSAL OR QUOTE SUBMITTED BY CYANRE TO THE CUSTOMER IS AN INVITATION TO DO BUSINESS. THE CUSTOMER’S ACCEPTANCE OF SAME SHALL BE AN OFFER FOR THE SERVICES, WHICH OFFER CYANRE MAY ACCEPT IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION. ON ACCEPTANCE OF THE CUSTOMER’S OFFER,...Standard Terms and Conditions • June 15th, 2016
Schedule or any other document referred to in a Service Schedule, excluding this Agreement, conflicts with the meaning of the body of the relevant Service Schedule, the meaning of the terms and conditions in the body of the relevant Service Schedule shall prevail.
