Delivery period Musterklauseln

Delivery period. 1. The delivery dates stipulated in the order are binding. 2. The Supplier is obligated to inform the Customer without undue de- lay should circumstances occur or become apparent which result in the stipulated delivery date or performance date being unable to be complied with. 3. In the event of default in delivery, the Customer shall be entitled to the statutory remedies. The Customer shall in particular have the right, after fruitless expiry of an adequate period of grace, to request damages in lieu of performance, and to rescind the contract. If the Customer claims damages, the Supplier shall have the right to prove to the Customer that the Supplier is not responsible for the breach.

Delivery period. 4.1 The agreed delivery periods are to be strictly complied with. 4.2 Otherwise, DEKOTEC shall be entitled to rescind the contract after a reasonable period of time. Further claims, in particular claims for damages, shall remain unaffected.

Delivery period. 4.1 The beginning of the delivery time specified by us is contingent upon clarification of all technical issues in which the customer is required to cooperate. 4.2 If we should be unable to keep a binding delivery period for reasons beyond our control (unavailability of supply or service), we will inform the customer about this without delay and communicate the anticipated new delivery period at the same time. If the supply service should still be unavailable within the new delivery period, we shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract in full or in part; any consideration already effected by the customer will be reimbursed without delay. This concept of unavailability of supply service shall include, without limitation, failure of timely delivery by our sub-suppliers if we had concluded a congruent covering contract. The customer‘s statutory rights to cancellation and termination and the statutory provisions about winding up a contract in case of exclusion of the obligation to perform (e.g. impossibility or unreasonableness of rendering the service and/or remedial performance) shall remain unaffected. 4.3 The existence of a default in delivery shall be governed by the statutory provisions. However, a reminder by the customer shall be required in any case. If we should get into delay in delivery, the customer shall be entitled to claim flat damages for delay if we should be liable for ordinary negligence, excluding any further rights. The flat rate for damages shall be 0.5% of the net price (order value) for every full calendar week of delay, however, not exceeding a total of 5% of the order value of that part of the total order which cannot be used at all or according to the intention of the contract due to the delay. We shall be at liberty to prove that the customer has not suffered any loss or only a substantially lower loss than the flat rate specified above.

Delivery period. Delivery periods or acceptance dates are only approximate dates or periods so that any overstep- ping thereof by up to six weeks is still considered to be on time. Our compliance with periods and dates requires that all commercial and technical issues have been settled between the parties and the customer has fulfilled all the obligations incumbent upon him, in particular has provided the documents required. If this is not the case, the delivery period shall be extended by a reason- able period. If non-compliance with the delivery period is attributable to force majeure, industrial disputes, breakdowns in operations at our factory or at our suppliers or to other events over which we have no control which prevent us from complying with delivery dates without our being at fault in this regard, the respective dates or periods shall be postponed by the period of the impairment. Events of such kind entitle us to withdraw from the contract if we are persistently unable to deliver as a result of such events.

Delivery period. (1) The time periods and dates communicated by us for delivery and services are deemed to be approximate unless a fixed time period or a fixed date has been promised or agreed upon. If shipping has been agreed, the delivery periods and dates shall refer to the time of transfer to the forwarder, carrier or other third party commissioned with transportation. (2) The delivery period shall commence upon sending of the order confirmation, but not before the provision of the documents, approvals, releases to be submitted by the customer, and the receipt of an agreed advance payment. If these prerequisites are not fulfilled in time, the delivery period shall be prolonged by the duration of the delay. (3) The delivery period shall be deemed to have been complied with if the operational consignment has been shipped or collected within the agreed time period. Force majeure, strikes, lockout, acts of government as well the occurrence of unforeseen obstacles such as a pandemic , which are outside the supplier's influence, shall reasonably extend the delivery period. Any further claims (e.g. claims for compensation of damages) may not be asserted. (4) In the case of technical modifications which are required by the customer after the order confirmation, the delivery periods shall be extended accordingly. (5) If the delivery is delayed for reasons for which the customer is held responsible, we shall be entitled to charge the cost incurred by storage to the customer and dispose of the delivery goods otherwise after expiration of a time-limit communicated to the customer and to supply the customer within a prolonged time-limit. Partial deliveries are possible.

Delivery period a) Delivery periods begin with our order confirmation, but not before all details of the execution have been clarified and all other prerequisites to be fulfilled by the Customer have been met; the same applies to delivery dates. Deliveries and partial deliveries before the expiry of the delivery period are permissible, provided this is not unreasonable for the Customer. The day of the notification of readiness for dispatch shall be deemed the day of delivery, otherwise the day of dispatch. Unless otherwise agreed or provided for in the contractual relationship, the delivery period stated by us is always non-binding. b) Agreed delivery periods and dates shall be extended or postponed by the period of time by which the Customer is in arrears with their obligations, without prejudice to our rights arising from the Customer's default. If the Customer is in default of acceptance or culpably violates other obligations to cooperate with us, we shall be entitled to demand compensation for damages that we incur, including any additional expenses. In this case, the risk of accidental loss or deterioration of the object purchased transfers to the Customer on the date on which the Customer becomes in default of acceptance. c) If we are in default, the Customer may set an appropriate period of grace with the express declaration that they will refuse to accept the performance after expiry of said period and will withdraw from the Agreement after expiry of said period. d) Upon our request, the Customer undertakes to notify us within a reasonable period as to whether they intend to withdraw from the Agreement as a result of the delay or if they still require delivery. e) If we incur a delay and cause the Customer to incur a loss as a result of this, the Customer is entitled to demand a flat-rate compensation for delay. It shall amount to 0.5% of the value of the part of the total output which cannot be used on time or in accordance with the contract as a result of the delay for every full week of delay, up to a maximum of 5% of the value. f) Both damage claims by the Customer due to default in delivery and compensation in lieu of performance that go beyond letter e) are excluded in all cases of delayed delivery after expiry of any delivery deadline set for us. This will not apply in the event of mandatory liability for intent, gross negligence or injury to life, limb or health. The Customer may only withdraw from the Agreement within the scope of statutory provisions, in...

Delivery period. The delivery period is based on the date specified in the contract or in the order confirmation. In the event of unforeseen obstacles, the delivery periods can be extended without further ado, such as force majeure, official orders, confiscation, embargo, war, mobilisation, strike, lockout, riot or other circumstances, such as lack of suitable means of transport, industrial accidents, significant operational disruptions, fire, epidemics and delayed or defective deliveries. However, the purchaser has the right to withdraw from the contract after having set a written deadline for subsequent performance which is at least equal to the original delivery deadline and which we have not met. Further claims arising from delays in delivery are excluded.

Delivery period. The delivery period starts when the order has been accepted by ▇▇▇▇ and the contract has thus entered into force. If a specific deadline is agreed instead of a delivery period, this deadline is synonymous with the last day of the delivery period.

Delivery period. The delivery period commences with the dispatch of the order confirmation, but not before the customer has fulfilled possible contractual obligations such as the submission of documents, authorizations, releases, and receipt of an agreed down-payment. The delivery period has been adhered to if the object of the delivery has left the factory or notice of its readiness for shipment has been provided by the time at which this period expires. The delivery period is extended appropriately, even if delay has already occurred, if unforeseen impediments which lie outside of our sphere of influence occur, such as industrial disputes, interruption of operations, delays in the delivery of auxiliary or raw materials.