Commercial Conditions definition
Commercial Conditions means the terms set out in an Order and/or such other document(s) as agreed by us in writing;
Commercial Conditions means the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Second Edition);
Commercial Conditions the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Second Edition)
Examples of Commercial Conditions in a sentence
In case of deviations, a statement of the deviations and exception to the provision of the Technical Specifications and Commercial Conditions shall be given by the bidder.
Part 2 of the Commercial Conditions do not form part of this Contract.
A bid without clause-by-clause compliance of the Scope of Work, Technical Specifications, SOR (Section-3 Part A, B & C), General (Commercial) Conditions &Special (Commercial) Conditions, General Conditions of AMC (Section- 5 Part A, B & C) shall not be considered.
For commercial conditions please refer to Section B) Commercial Conditions of this agreement.
In case of conflict between this Agreement and the Commercial Conditions, this Agreement prevails.
More Definitions of Commercial Conditions
Commercial Conditions means the Standard Commercial Property Conditions of Sale (First Edition);
Commercial Conditions means fair and reasonable terms and remuneration on a level corresponding to the commercial value and customs usual in the relevant business segment.
Commercial Conditions means the conditions in part 1 of the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Second Edition), and Commercial Condition is to be construed accordingly.
Commercial Conditions the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Second Edition) “Contract Rate” 4% per annum above the base lending rate from time to time of Barclays Bank
Commercial Conditions means that the input would not be supplied freely from any agencies.
Commercial Conditions means open market conditions.
Commercial Conditions means the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Second Edition) as varied by the Fifth Schedule so far as they are consistent with its express terms;