GSCOP Order definition

GSCOP Order means the Groceries (Supply Chain Practices) Market Investigation Order 2009 applicable if the Buyer is based in the territory of the United Kingdom;
GSCOP Order means the Groceries (Supply Chain Practices) Market Investigation Order 2009;
GSCOP Order means The Groceries (Supply Chain Practices) Market investigation Order 2009 (including any amendments as may be made from time to time);

Examples of GSCOP Order in a sentence

  • Save as expressly stated in the Contract or an Ancillary Agreement, and subject to M&S’s obligations under the GSCOP Order, M&S: (a) will not be tied to any minimum volume or minimum purchase commitment when ordering Goods; and (b) makes no warranty, guarantee or commitment as to the term of the relationship with the Supplier.

  • So the CC, after consultation, made an Order to provide for a new Code of Practice – the GSCOP.4 4 The CC consulted on drafts of the GSCOP Order on 26th February 2009 and 29th June 2009 and issued a final version of the Order on 4th August 2009, to take effect six months later, on 4th February 2010.The essential outline of the GSCOP is as follows: the main thrust of the new Code is to cover more ground than before, to be more specific in its terms and to apply to more retailers.

  • During the Review Period, the Group continued promoting the development of testing and certification of products and customer development.

  • If You are a Designated Retailer, RB acknowledge that these Conditions include the GSCOP Order.

  • These Conditions shall apply to the exclusion of all other terms and conditions expressed or implied (including any terms and conditions which You purport to apply under any Purchase Order, invoice, web portal, specification or other document or notification or electronic data interchange or online or electronic ordering service or any form of communication whatsoever and whenever).If You are a Designated Retailer, RB acknowledge that these Conditions include the GSCOP Order.

Related to GSCOP Order

  • Limit Order means an order to buy or sell a financial instrument at its specified price limit or better and for a specified size;

  • Preliminary Approval Order means the Court’s order preliminarily approving the Settlement Agreement and, among other things, ordering that notice be provided to the Settlement Class, and in the form of or materially in the form of the proposed Preliminary Approval Order attached as Exhibit E.

  • Disclosure Statement Order means the order entered by the Bankruptcy Court (a) approving the Disclosure Statement as containing adequate information required under section 1125 of the Bankruptcy Code, and (b) authorizing the use of the Disclosure Statement for soliciting votes on the Plan.

  • Lead Member of the Bidding Consortium or “Lead Member” shall mean a company who commits at least twenty six percent (26%) equity stake in the Project, meets the technical requirement as per Clause 2.1.2 and so designated by other Member(s) in Bidding Consortium;