Supply Conditions definition

Supply Conditions means GCP together with an Order, any executed SA concerning the Deliverables between the Parties, any Specification or Statement of Work referenced in the Order or SA and any mandatory legislation.
Supply Conditions means the supply conditions specified in Schedule 1.

Examples of Supply Conditions in a sentence

  • This Milk Supply Conditions document may be updated and amended during the year in accordance with the milk supply agreement.

  • Nothing in the Supply Conditions shall transfer ownership of Background IP from or to any Party.

  • The Parties agree that the rules of the Vienna Convention/International Sale of Goods Act do not apply to the interpretation of the Supply Conditions.

  • Except for the matters under dispute, the Parties shall continue to perform the remaining provisions under the Supply Conditions, unless or until otherwise determined by the arbitration award.

  • The receiving Party will, at its sole cost and expense, ensure that the nondisclosure obligations of these Supply Conditions are known, understood by and complied with by its Representatives.


More Definitions of Supply Conditions

Supply Conditions means the standard terms and conditions applicable to each Customer Agreement more particularly set out in Schedule 4;
Supply Conditions means the document entitled “Contract Auditing Supply Conditions” described in Item 7 of the Schedule.
Supply Conditions means specifications and testing methods of the Product which are set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto.
Supply Conditions means the terms and conditions under which the Company may supply electricity to the Customer (as amended, supplemented or replaced from time to time).
Supply Conditions means these conditions of purchase of TNCI UK;
Supply Conditions means the conditions under which the MANUFACTURER shall supply the ECUs to the COMPETITORS, as more fully described in Article 4 herein.
Supply Conditions means the conditions under which the MANUFACTURER shall supply the TYRES to the COMPETITORS.