Counteroffers Clause Samples
A Counteroffers clause defines the process and implications when one party responds to an offer with modifications rather than accepting it as presented. In practice, this clause clarifies that any changes to the original terms—such as price, delivery dates, or other conditions—constitute a counteroffer, which effectively rejects the initial offer and puts forward new terms for consideration. This mechanism ensures that both parties are clear about the status of negotiations and prevents confusion over which terms are being agreed upon, thereby promoting transparency and reducing the risk of disputes.
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Counteroffers. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, the University retains the right to make and implement counteroffers to individual Faculty during the term of this Agreement. Counteroffer negotiations will only take place if a Faculty member presents a written offer with salary and other offer details from another institution.
Counteroffers. If a party makes a counteroffer the other party shall have until 9:00 p.m. on the second day following receipt of the counteroffer to accept it. Acceptance is only effective by delivering a signed acceptance of the counteroffer to the office of the selling broker.
Counteroffers. If a third party makes a Contribution counteroffer to the Participating Parties’ Contribution offer, or if a Participating Party proposes to make a Contribution counteroffer to a third party Contribution offer, the Operator shall submit the Contribution counteroffer to the other Participating Parties.
Counteroffers. Seller’s commencement of performance under this Purchase Order constitutes acceptance of all terms and conditions herein. Buyer expressly rejects any additional or different terms and conditions, including those which appear in any quotation, acceptance, shipping documentation, invoice, or acknowledgement of Seller. Seller may not assert, as a defense to enforcement of the conditions of this Purchase Order, any conditions or limitations made in its acceptance. This Section shall constitute a rejection of any additional terms and conditions offered by Seller pursuant to N.J.S.A. 12A:2-207(2)(a) and (c).
Counteroffers. In the event that by change hereon or attached hereto, the Seller shall make a counter offer, the Buyer shall have two days within which to accept the same. Said counter offer shall be personally delivered or sent by certified mail to Buyer'’ address on the front of this agreement. The above number of days shall commence on the day after its delivery or, if mailed, then on the third day following its deposit into the mail. In either case, said two days shall expire at midnight of the last day unless that day is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, in which event it shall expire at midnight of the next business day.
Counteroffers. If either Party uploads a modified version of this Agreement to the Private Message Board prior to the Responding Party’s acceptance of a previously uploaded version pursuant to Section 13.8 (b) above, the Uploading Party’s execution and delivery of the previously uploaded version will be deemed revoked, and the Parties must upload and accept the new version in accordance with Sections 13.8 (a) and (b) above in order to form a binding contract.
Counteroffers. The University shall match every verified counteroffer up to $10,000 above the employee’s current base salary when an employee presents a written offer letter within five (5) business days of the offer with a salary and effective date printed in the offer letter and when the employee simultaneously provides documentation that the offer resulted from searches advertised in a venue USF uses for similar positions, such as (but not limited to) the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Counteroffers. If an employee receives a written offer of employment from another University for a non-administrative position and the employee requests a counteroffer, the University shall offer to increase the employee’s salary to an amount between ninety and one hundred percent (90-100%) of the salary offered by the other institution. If the employee accepts this counteroffer, at least 14 days prior to the effective date of the increase, the University shall provide to the UFF a written notification which states the name of the employee, the rank and discipline of the employee, and the amount of the increase and includes, as an attachment, a copy of the written offer of employment on which the counteroffer was based.