Common use of Despatch Clause in Contracts

Despatch. or delivery of the Goods by the Supplier to Company and/or performance of the Services shall be deemed conclusive evidence of acceptance of this Agreement. Once the Supplier accepts the Purchase Order in accordance with condition 2.2, any Documents and Artwork referred to in and supplied with the Purchase Order shall become a binding condition on the Supplier. The Supplier expressly acknowledges that this Agreement does not constitute any representation, promise or guarantee that Company will request any particular volume of Goods and / or Services from the Supplier. Company and the Supplier agree that Company may at its sole discretion obtain in whole or part similar or equivalent Goods and Services from a party other than the Supplier. This Agreement comprises the only terms and conditions on which Company shall do business with the Supplier, save for any other agreements specifically signed by Company and the Supplier, and shall apply to the Contract to the exclusion of any other terms and conditions generally used by the Supplier, proffered by the Supplier or otherwise brought to Company’s notice by the Supplier (whether or not such terms and conditions have been printed on any quotation, estimate or other document, electronically or otherwise given to Company or subject to which the Purchase Order is accepted or purported to be accepted by the Supplier).