Surplus Goods definition

Surplus Goods means the Surplus Goods offered for sale by the City and identified as such in the Offer Opportunity;

Surplus Goods means any vehicles, equipment, furniture, materials, or supplies no longer required by the City but may have residual economic value.

Surplus Goods means any items no longer having any use to the Municipality or in excess of the needs of the Municipality that have become available for transfer, sale, or disposal.

Examples of Surplus Goods in a sentence

• Surplus Goods are recommended to be offered at 50 % discount or more from regular price.

• The Partner is responsible and liable for all reclamations made by End Users which are related to the Surplus Goods Offered or ordered through the Service.

• In case of cancellation or refund, the Service Provider is not obligated to pay to the Partner the Partner’s fees for the Surplus Goods to which the Partner would otherwise be entitled to according to Appendix 1 (Pricing) of the Agreement.

• After the termination, the Service Provider is responsible for paying the Partner the sales income for the actual sales of Surplus Goods through the Service from the time before termination in accordance with the payment terms further agreed in Appendix 1 (Pricing) and the Partner is obligated to pay to the Service Provider the applicable fees accrued prior to the effective date of termination.

• Mutual The aim and interest of both Parties is to provide a high-quality service (including the actual Service, the Offered Surplus Good(s), and the delivery process) to End Users and to maintain high customer satisfaction among the End Users.

More Definitions of Surplus Goods

Surplus Goods means any goods no longer having any use to the District. The term “surplus goods” includes obsolete goods, scrap materials, and nonexpendable goods that have completed their useful life cycle.

Surplus Goods means any items no longer having any use to the Town or in excess of the needs of the Town that have become a candidate for transfer, loan, or disposal, inclusive of but not limited to obsolete supplies, scrap materials and vehicles but excluding real property.

Surplus Goods means all goods the City Manager has determined have become surplus,

Surplus Goods means any items no longer having any use to the Municipality or in excess of the needs of the Municipality, inclusive but not limited to obsolete supplies, scrap materials and vehicles, but excluding real property.

Surplus Goods means any items no longer having any use to the City or in excess of the needs of the City that have become available for transfer, sale, or disposal including, but not limited to, obsolete supplies, scrap materials, and vehicles but excluding real property; and

Surplus Goods means any items no longer having any use to the Township or in excess of the needs of the Township, inclusive but not limited to obsolete supplies, scrap materials and vehicles, but excluding real property.

Surplus Goods food, drink and other products which would otherwise end up as waste.