Custom Goods definition

Custom Goods means goods which are manufactured and/or assembled to order or otherwise manufactured and/or assembled to your specific requirements or are a Special Order

Custom Goods means Goods which are either:

Custom Goods means any Goods that are manufactured pursuant to Specifications provided by Buyer or agreed to by the Parties.

Examples of Custom Goods in a sentence

• Buyer will fully inspect all Standard and/or Custom Goods within thirty (30) days of delivery ("Inspection Period").

• Custom Goods made to Buyer’s specifications will not be accepted for return.

• Crow Works strongly recommends that you test all Custom Goods using a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) such as Intertek ETL, Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

• Buyer will fully inspect all Standard and/or Custom Goods delivered within thirty (30) days of receipt ("Inspection Period").

• Custom Goods orders may be subject to milestone payment terms, as defined by Aflex Hose at time of Order Confirmation.

• Subject to the limitations set forth herein and in Section 6, Seller warrants that the Goods sold, except those goods made specifically for Buyer according to Buyer's drawings or specifications or otherwise at Buyer's direction ("Custom Goods"}, do not infringe any valid U.S. patent or copyright, as the case may be, in existence as of the date of shipment.

• For build-to-print goods, goods designed for Buyer by Seller, or any other goods that are not Standard Goods ("Custom Goods"): Written notice of cancellation of any Goods scheduled for shipment must be given at least sixty (60) days prior to such scheduled shipment date, and as early as possible for any unscheduled or unreleased Goods.

• In the event that Buyer fails to request, arrange or pay for such delivery, as described in this subsection, all such Finished Custom Goods, WIP and Materials shall be deemed unclaimed and abandoned and will become the property of Seller at no cost to Seller with no liability or obligation to reimburse any fees, costs, or payment to Buyer.

• Buyer is entitled to receive all finished Custom Goods for which cancellation charges are paid in full.

• Buyer is entitled to receive, upon Buyer's written request, all such finished Custom Goods, work in progress, and materials for which cancellation charges have been paid in full.

More Definitions of Custom Goods

Custom Goods shall include only those Goods which Supplier specifically designates as such in its quote to Buyer, and “Standard Goods” shall include all other Goods. Upon receipt of Buyer’s notice of termination, Supplier shall immediately cease work, terminate any subcontracts, and deliver to Buyer all completed and partially completed Goods, raw material, and work-in-process, or otherwise dispose of such Goods, raw material, and work in process in accordance with Buyer’s instructions. In the event Buyer fails to give notice within the time period provided above, Buyer’s liability to Supplier shall be limited to: (i) the price provided on the face of the Purchase Order for all Goods which have been completed prior to termination and which are accepted by Buyer, if produced in no greater amounts than to satisfy the delivery schedule for such Goods; plus (ii) to the extent commercially reasonable and accepted by Buyer, the actual expenditures on the uncompleted portion of this Contract including cancellation charges paid by Supplier on account of commitments made under this Contract; provided that Supplier has immediately upon notice of termination taken all reasonable steps to mitigate the costs resulting from termination. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Buyer’s liability shall not exceed the total price stated on the face of the Purchase Order for finished Goods delivered under this Contract. Supplier shall submit to Buyer, within ten (10) days of notification of the cancellation, any and all costs resulting from Buyer’s cancellation. Supplier shall not recover any cost submitted beyond that date.

Custom Goods means any Goods which are made, processed or ordered according to your unique specifications, or which are otherwise notified to you as being Custom Goods in the Quote;

Custom Goods means Goods which are either (i) Standard Goods which are to be modified, customized or refurbished in accordance with an applicable Specification; or (ii) Goods which are to be designed and/or manufactured in accordance with an agreed Specification.

Custom Goods means any Goods specifically made in response to Customer’s design requirements and supplied under this Agreement that are not offered for general commercial sale by Illumina, including, without limitation, [*], Discontinued Consumables that are not replaced by Substitute Consumables or new, repackaged or reconfigured Consumables. For the avoidance of doubt, Goods may be Custom Goods regardless of whether they are offered for sale to one or more parties other than Customer. “Customer” is defined in the introductory paragraph of this Agreement.

Custom Goods. (1) all unpaid non-recurring charges; (2) the contracted price for all Goods completed prior to such cancellation (“Finished Custom Goods”); (3) an amount equal to the portion completed of each of the remaining Goods (“WIP”) — including the corresponding materials, parts, components, subcontracted goods, and other items that Seller ordered or purchased prior to the cancellation date in reasonable reliance upon the order or that were reasonably necessary to complete the order (“Materials”), excluding cancelled or returned Materials addressed under clause (4) below — multiplied by the unit sales price for that Good; (4) Seller’s incurred cancellation charges and un-refunded expenses for Materials that have been cancelled or returned to

Custom Goods means Goods identified in the applicable Order as being custom Goods.