Common use of Changes and Cancellation Clause in Contracts

Changes and Cancellation. 14.1. Changes: Changes to existing schedules or orders are subject to Seller’s acceptance and may result in an increase in per piece price due to any reschedule and/or order changes. Upon Xxxxx’s written request, Seller may accept temporary holds on orders for rescheduling purposes for a cumulative period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Upon the expiration of this 30-day period, if Xxxxx has not communicated its rescheduled date, Seller reserves the right to recommence shipments in accordance with the original schedule or cancel the order without prejudice to Seller’s rights to its cost reimbursement set forth hereunder.

Changes and Cancellation. 14.1. 14.1 Changes: Changes to existing schedules or orders are subject to Seller’s acceptance and may result in an increase in per piece price due to any reschedule and/or order changes. Upon Xxxxx’s written request, Seller may accept temporary holds on orders for rescheduling purposes for a cumulative period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Upon the expiration of this 30-day period, if Xxxxx has not communicated its rescheduled date, Seller reserves the right to recommence shipments in accordance with the original schedule or cancel the order without prejudice to Seller’s rights to its cost reimbursement set forth hereunder.

Changes and Cancellation. 14.116.1. Changes: Changes to existing schedules or orders are subject to Seller’s acceptance and may result in an increase in per piece price due to any reschedule and/or order changes. Upon XxxxxBuyer’s written request, Seller may accept temporary holds on orders for rescheduling purposes for a cumulative period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Upon the expiration of this 30-30 day period, if Xxxxx Buyer has not communicated its rescheduled date, Seller reserves the right to recommence shipments in accordance with the original schedule or cancel the order without prejudice to Seller’s rights to its cost reimbursement set forth hereunder.