Delivery and Risk Sample Clauses

Delivery and Risk. 7.1 Unless otherwise stated in the Order, the price quoted includes delivery to the address specified in the Order.
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Delivery and Risk. 6.1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Ingredion, delivery is at the Ingredion’s nominated store. All freight from Ingredion’s premises to the Buyer is at the Buyer’s expense. If Ingredion arranges the carriage of the goods for delivery to the Buyer, Ingredion will be deemed to contract as agent for the Buyer, and the Buyer will bear all risks with respect to the goods during carriage and will likewise be responsible for effecting any insurance of the goods during carriage. Ingredion may charge a reasonable handling fee for all orders delivered to the Buyer. The Buyer indemnifies Ingredion for the cost of all transport arranged by Ingredion on the Buyer’s behalf.
Delivery and Risk. 5.1 Any times for delivery are estimates only and although the Seller will use all reasonable efforts to deliver the Products in accordance with the times specified, time is not of the essence.
Delivery and Risk. (a) Supplier will deliver the Products and/or Services in accordance with the delivery dates specified in the Contract. The delivery terms for the Products shall be EXW (Incoterms 2010) Supplier's warehouse or as otherwise specified in the Contract. Risk in the Products shall pass to Customer upon delivery.
Delivery and Risk. 7.1 Unless otherwise agreed, the Buyer shall be responsible for the cost of and arranging transportation of the Goods.
Delivery and Risk. 4.1 SSLP Group Ltd, or its specified Partner, shall install the Software on the Client’s or Subcontractor’s hardware at the Location or a location of the Client’s choosing and at a time as agreed between the parties.
Delivery and Risk. 5.1 On or before the Effective Date we will deliver to you the agreed number of Licensed Products on the agreed media. Any Data Updates, New Releases and New Versions delivered to you will also be delivered on the agreed media.
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Delivery and Risk. 5.1 To allow us to successfully provide the Services, we require your full cooperation in good faith. This means that we need you to provide us with accurate information on your technology, computers, computer software, business processes, network infrastructure as well as any other information we reasonably may need. You agree to provide this information in good faith, and in a timely manner, and authorise us to access your personnel, facilities, information technology, computers, computer software, data, and related hardware so we can provide the requested Services.
Delivery and Risk. 13.1. Delivery shall be deemed to have occurred upon transfer of possession of the Goods to the Purchaser or to any agent or carrier and the Purchaser shall insure the Goods for their full insurable value from the time it takes delivery.
Delivery and Risk. 4. (a) For delivery within the UK mainland and save where otherwise agreed between the Company and the Customer in the case of orders for goods of an aggregate value of £350 or more (net of Value Added Tax) the Company will arrange delivery of the goods by a carrier selected by the Company at the Company’s expense to the Customer’s own works. Direct deliveries to other addresses may be arranged but will be subject to a £11 surcharge and under no circumstances will any claim for damage or non-delivery be considered for direct deliveries provided the carrier obtains a signed acknowledgement of delivery. The risk in respect of all Goods shall pass to the Customer at the time of delivery. Notwithstanding such delivery, the property In and title to the goods shall not pass to the Customer except as provided in Clause 5 Where the Customer requests the Company to arrange delivery by a carrier selected by the Customer or on a special basis by a carrier selected by the Company. The Company shall on behalf of the Customer and at the Customer’s expense arrange for the carriage of the goods and the relevant carrier shall be the agent of the Customer. Special notice is directed to the fact that in accordance with the provision of Section 32 of the Sale of Goods Xxx 0000 delivery to the carrier will, in such circumstances constitute delivery to the Customer. The Company shall for the purposes of Section 32 (21 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979) be deemed to have the Customer’s authority to make such contract with the carrier which the Company considers reasonable.
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