Ding and Dent Appliances definition

Ding and Dent Appliances means appliances manufactured by WHIRLPOOL, or OEM suppliers, that have been damaged cosmetically, but are functional for the use intended and, which would have been for sale by WHIRLPOOL in the Territory if not previously damaged.
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Examples of Ding and Dent Appliances in a sentence

  • VENDOR may object to the classification as Ding and Dent Appliances only if VENDOR in good faith believes such appliances should be classified as, and disposed of as Scrap Appliances.

  • Except for Dealer Retained Ding and Dents, WHIRLPOOL agrees to offer all Ding and Dent Appliances in the Territory to VENDOR.

  • VENDOR and WHIRLPOOL agree to review the product mix of Ding and Dent Appliances monthly.

  • Distressed Appliances that pass VENDOR's inspection shall be referred to as "Salable Appliances." VENDOR shall accept or object to the appliances being classified as Ding and Dent Appliances by written notice delivered within five (5) days of receipt.

  • Tenant acknowledges that, in order to meet the Projected Commencement Date, the design and construction of the Leasehold Improvements must proceed on a "fast track" basis.

  • The difference between the Ding and Dent Appliance price and the adjusted Scrap Appliance price shall be paid to VENDOR as a credit against future purchases of Ding and Dent Appliances.

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