Common use of CONDITIONS AND DELIVERY DATE Clause in Contracts

CONDITIONS AND DELIVERY DATE. 1. Delivery dates are deadlines specified in the order and indicate the date of delivery of goods to the place of delivery indicated in the order. These terms must be strictly kept. 2. In the event of a threat of compliance with the delivery deadline, the Supplier is obliged to provide in writing the expected period of delay and the reasons for its creation. Lack of the above information or providing information from which it appears that the delivery cannot be completed on time, may be the basis for the Ordering party to withdraw from the order, with the consequences resulting from these General Terms and Conditions of Purchase. OGÓLNE WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: V Strona Page 13 z 17 3. The Ordering Party reserves the right to withdraw from the whole or a part of the order not executed within the deadline specified in the order without the obligation to pay any compensation. At the same time, the Ordering Party reserves the right to claim compensation from the Supplier for improper performance of the contract taking into consideration the general terms set out in the Civil Code and reimbursement of costs incurred due to the issuance of the order to another supplier as a substitute. 4. The ordered goods must be delivered in accordance with the specification and specification contained in the Order / Agreement. The agreed parties, quantities, prices, delivery times and delivery periods are binding for the Seller. 5. Unless otherwise agreed, the costs of transport, insurance and packaging shall be borne by the Seller. 6. The Seller is obliged to inform the Buyer about any situation that may affect the timely delivery of the Goods. The above information does not, however, exempt the seller from the obligations set out in the Order or Agreement. 7. The Buyer has the right to carry out inspection at his own expense to check the progress of the Order / Agreement by the Seller. 8. Transport documents should be attached to each delivery, which should enable precise identification of deliveries, their control as to the quantity and, if necessary, the data on material safety entered. In addition, along with the Goods should be provided all the documents necessary for proper collection and use of the Goods, in particular: • Delivery specification • W-Z (packaging list) • Invoice • Technical Documentation • Material certificates, other certificates, declarations of conformity, test analysis and approvals/conditional approvals, concessions etc. 9. The documents should specify the number and date of the Buyer's order, the quantity and range of the Goods. 10. The date of execution of the Order / Agreement shall be the date on which the Goods will be released to the Buyer in accordance with the conditions specified in the Order / Agreement and will be Compliant in type and quantity. 11. Partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, require the written consent of the Buyer. In the case of partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, the delivery date is the date of the last partial delivery. 12. The Buyer may refuse to accept the goods if due to the incompleteness of delivery documents or waybill it is impossible to assign a delivery to a specific order or it requires excessive costs, and also if it does not meet the specifications recalled at the Order / Agreement.

CONDITIONS AND DELIVERY DATE. 1. Delivery dates are deadlines specified in the order and indicate the date of delivery of goods to the place of delivery indicated in the order. These terms must be strictly kept. 2. In the event of a threat of compliance with the delivery deadline, the Supplier is obliged to provide in writing the expected period of delay and the reasons for its creation. Lack of the above information or providing information from which it appears that the delivery cannot be completed on time, may be the basis for the Ordering party to withdraw from the order, with the consequences resulting from these General Terms and Conditions of Purchase. OGÓLNE WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: V Strona Page 13 z 17. 3. The Ordering Party reserves the right to withdraw from the whole or a part of the order not executed within the deadline specified in the order without the obligation to pay any compensation. At the same time, the Ordering Party reserves the right to claim compensation from the Supplier for improper performance of the contract taking into consideration the general terms set out in the Civil Code and reimbursement of costs incurred due to the issuance of the order to another supplier as a substitute. 4. The ordered goods must be delivered in accordance with the specification and specification contained in the Order / Agreement. The agreed parties, quantities, prices, delivery times and delivery periods are binding for the Seller. 5. Unless otherwise agreed, the costs of transport, insurance and packaging shall be borne by the Seller. 6. The Seller is obliged to inform the Buyer about any situation that may affect the timely delivery of the Goods. The above information does not, however, exempt the seller from the obligations set out in the Order or Agreement. 7. The Buyer has the right to carry out inspection at his own expense to check the progress of the Order / Agreement by the Seller. 8. Transport documents should be attached to each delivery, which should enable precise identification of deliveries, their control as to the quantity and, if necessary, the data on material safety entered. In addition, along with the Goods should be provided all the documents necessary for proper collection and use of the Goods, in particular: • Delivery specification • W-Z (packaging list) • Invoice • Technical Documentation • Material certificates, other certificates, declarations of conformity, test analysis and approvals/conditional approvals, concessions etc. 9. The documents should specify the number and date of the Buyer's order, the quantity and range of the Goods. 10. The date of execution of the Order / Agreement shall be the date on which the Goods will be released to the Buyer in accordance with the conditions specified in the Order / Agreement and will be Compliant in type and quantity. 11. Partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, require the written consent of the Buyer. In the case of partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, the delivery date is the date of the last partial delivery. 12. The Buyer may refuse to accept the goods if due to the incompleteness of delivery documents or waybill it is impossible to assign a delivery to a specific order or it requires excessive costs, and also if it does not meet the specifications recalled at the Order / Agreement.

CONDITIONS AND DELIVERY DATE. 1. Delivery dates are deadlines specified in the order and indicate the date of delivery of goods to the place of delivery indicated in the order. These terms must be strictly kept. 2. In the event of a threat of compliance with the delivery deadline, the Supplier is obliged to provide in writing the expected period of delay and the reasons for its creation. Lack of the above information or providing information from which it appears that the delivery cannot be completed on time, may be the basis for the Ordering party to withdraw from the order, with the consequences resulting from these General Terms and Conditions of Purchase. OGÓLNE WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: V Strona Page 13 z 17. 3. The Ordering Party reserves the right to withdraw from the whole or a part of the order not executed within the deadline specified in the order without the obligation to pay any compensation. At the same time, the Ordering Party reserves the right to claim compensation from the Supplier for improper performance of the contract taking into consideration the general terms set out in the Civil Code and reimbursement of costs incurred due to the issuance of the order to another supplier as a substitute. 4. The ordered goods must be delivered in accordance with the specification and specification contained in the Order / Agreement. The agreed parties, quantities, prices, delivery times and delivery periods are binding for the Seller. 5. Unless otherwise agreed, the costs of transport, insurance and packaging shall be borne by the Seller. 6. The Seller is obliged to inform the Buyer about any situation that may affect the timely delivery of the Goods. The above information does not, however, exempt the seller from the obligations set out in the Order or Agreement. 7. The Buyer has the right to carry out inspection at his own expense to check the progress of the Order / Agreement by the Seller. 8. Transport documents should be attached to each delivery, which should enable precise identification of deliveries, their control as to the quantity and, if necessary, the data on material safety entered. In addition, along with the Goods should be provided all the documents necessary for proper collection and use of the Goods, in particular: • Delivery specification • W-Z (packaging list) • Invoice • Technical Documentation • Material certificates, other certificates, declarations of conformity, test analysis and approvals/conditional approvals, concessions etc. 9. The documents should specify the number and date of the Buyer's order, the quantity and range of the Goods. 10. The date of execution of the Order / Agreement shall be the date on which the Goods will be released to the Buyer in accordance with the conditions specified in the Order / Agreement and will be Compliant in type and quantity. 11. Partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, require the written consent of the Buyer. In the case of partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, the delivery date is the date of the last partial delivery.. OGÓLNE WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: VIII 12. The Buyer may refuse to accept the goods if due to the incompleteness of delivery documents or waybill it is impossible to assign a delivery to a specific order or it requires excessive costs, and also if it does not meet the specifications recalled at the Order / Agreement.

CONDITIONS AND DELIVERY DATE. 1. Delivery dates are deadlines specified in the order and indicate the date of delivery of goods to the place of delivery indicated in the order. These terms must be strictly kept. 2. In the event of a threat of compliance with the delivery deadline, the Supplier is obliged to provide in writing the expected period of delay and the reasons for its creation. Lack of the above information or providing information from which it appears that the delivery cannot be completed on time, may be the basis for the Ordering party to withdraw from the order, with the consequences resulting from these General Terms and Conditions of Purchase. OGÓLNE WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: V Strona Page 13 z 17. 3. The Ordering Party reserves the right to withdraw from the whole or a part of the order not executed within the deadline specified in the order without the obligation to pay any compensation. At the same time, the Ordering Party reserves the right to claim compensation from the Supplier for improper performance of the contract taking into consideration the general terms set out in the Civil Code and reimbursement of costs incurred due to the issuance of the order to another supplier as a substitute. 4. The ordered goods must be delivered in accordance with the specification and specification contained in the Order / Agreement. The agreed parties, quantities, prices, delivery times and delivery periods are binding for the Seller. 5. Unless otherwise agreed, the costs of transport, insurance and packaging shall be borne by the Seller. 6. The Seller is obliged to inform the Buyer about any situation that may affect the timely delivery of the Goods. The above information does not, however, exempt the seller from the obligations set out in the Order or Agreement. 7. The Buyer has the right to carry out inspection at his own expense to check the progress of the Order / Agreement by the Seller. 8. Transport documents should be attached to each delivery, which should enable precise identification of deliveries, their control as to the quantity and, if necessary, the data on material safety entered. In addition, along with the Goods should be provided all the documents necessary for proper collection and use of the Goods, in particular: • Delivery specification • W-Z (packaging list) • Invoice • Technical Documentation • Material certificates, other certificates, declarations of conformity, test analysis and approvals/conditional approvals, concessions etc. 9. The documents should specify the number and date of the Buyer's order, the quantity and range of the Goods. 10. The date of execution of the Order / Agreement shall be the date on which the Goods will be released to the Buyer in accordance with the conditions specified in the Order / Agreement and will be Compliant in type and quantity. 11. Partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, require the written consent of the Buyer. In the case of partial deliveries, unless otherwise stated in the Order / Agreement, the delivery date is the date of the last partial delivery. 12. The Buyer may refuse to accept the goods if due to the incompleteness of delivery documents or waybill it is impossible to assign a delivery to a specific order or it requires excessive costs, and also if it does not meet the specifications recalled at the Order / Agreement. XXXXXX WARUNKI Wydanie Issue: VII Strona Page 15 z 18 13. The Seller undertakes to deliver the Goods in the packaging in a suitable manner of its transport and storage, so as to provide it in an intact condition. Each packaging unit should contain clear information on the outside in accordance with the requirements of transport regulations, as well as any instructions regarding special storage conditions. The above information should include the order number, batch number, the name of the Buyer, the quantity of gross / net weight delivered. Supplier is obliged to protect (if applicable)the goods during all the production process phases (production, storage, packaging prior to shipment, transport etc.), in order to avoid damage and foreign object (FOD) occurence.