Diversion Order definition

Diversion Order means the Authority’s written instruction (typically given by MOD Form 199) for urgent Delivery of specified quantities of Contractor Deliverables to a Consignee other than the Consignee stated in Schedule 3 (Contract Data Sheet); Effective Date of Contract means the date specified on the Authority’s acceptance letter. For example the DEFFORM 159, or where the standstill period applies, the relevant Notice of Entry into Contract letter; Evidence means either:
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Diversion Order means the Authority’s written instruction (typically given by MOD Effective Date of Contract means the date specified on the Authority’s acceptance letter. For Evidence means either:
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Diversion Order means the Authority’s written instruction (typically given by MOD Form 199) for urgent Delivery of specified quantities of Contractor Deliverables to a Consignee other than the Consignee stated in Schedule 3 (Contract Data Sheet); Effective Date of Contract means the date specified on the Authority’s acceptance letter; Evidence means either: a. an invoice or delivery note from the timber supplier or Subcontractor to the Contractor specifying that the product supplied to the Authority is FSC or PEFC certified; or b. other robust Evidence of sustainability or FLEGT licensed origin, as advised by CPET; Firm Price means a price (excluding VAT) which is not subject to variation;
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Examples of Diversion Order in a sentence

  • The Authority shall notify the Contractor at the earliest practicable opportunity if it becomes aware that a Contractor Deliverable is likely to be subject to a Diversion Order.

  • The Contractor shall not delay complying with the Diversion Order whilst awaiting agreement of any additional Delivery and Packaging costs.

  • The Authority may issue a Diversion Order for the urgent delivery of the Contractor Deliverables identified in it.

  • If the terms of the Diversion Order are unclear, the Contractor shall immediately contact the Representative of the Authority who issued it for clarification and/or further instruction.

  • The Contractor shall comply with the requirements of the Diversion Order upon receipt of the Diversion Order.

  • The Contractor shall be entitled to reasonable additional delivery and packaging costs incurred in complying with the Diversion Order or cancellation.

  • When circumstances require the article(s) to be diverted from the original consignment address direct to a vessel then the Authority shall issue a MoD Form 199 Diversion Order.

  • If the Diversion Order increases the quantity of Contractor Deliverables beyond the scope of the Contract, it is to be returned immediately to the Authority’s Commercial Officer with an appropriate explanation.

  • It was considered that the legal tests for the making and confirming of a Diversion Order under section 257 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 were satisfied.

  • Unless otherwise stated on Demand Orders, or on a Diversion Order, all Articles shall be despatched to the consignee detailed at box 9 of the Appendix to Contract.

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