GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY Sample Clauses

GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. (a) During the Term of this Agreement, Company shall deliver and supply Units to Distributor, according to and in conformity with the shipping instructions of Distributor’s purchase order for same.
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. 4 Section 2.1 Sale and Purchase of Product.......................................................4 Section 2.2 Forecasts..........................................................................5 Section 2.3 Ordering...........................................................................6 Section 2.4 Minimum Inventory..................................................................6 Section 2.5 Shipments..........................................................................7 Section 2.6 Receipt of Product; Acceptance.....................................................7 Section 2.7 Quality Control; Change in Specifications or Supplier..............................8 Section 2.8 Material Safety Data Sheets........................................................9 Section 2.9 BMSLC Supply Contracts.............................................................9 Section 2.10 Line Extension Products and New Products.........................................10
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. 17 5.1 Sale and Purchase of Product....................... 17 5.2 Inventory.......................................... 19 5.3
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. 8.1 3M shall Manufacture or have Manufactured Product and Applicator in accordance with written orders placed by RADIUS according to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. 3M will perform all Manufacturing of Product and Applicator (except those Manufacturing processes performed by CMOs) at the 3M Facility. 3M will maintain sufficient capacity at the 3M Facility and CMOs facilities (provided that [*] notice by RADIUS is provided to add additional [*] beyond the first module and [*] notice is provided for additional [*] which require facilities modifications other than minor modification within existing space to provide utilities to additional [*]) to Manufacture the quantities of Product and Applicator as set forth in the Rolling Estimates in compliance with the warranty in Section 13.2. The Parties shall mutually agree on any change in a CMO from the CMOs planned to be used as of the Effective Date. Further, 3M will not change facilities or use additional facilities for the Manufacture of Product and Applicator under this Agreement without the prior written consent from RADIUS, [*] Certain information in this document has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed (it being understood and agreed that RADIUS may withhold consent pending satisfaction of a quality assurance audit and regulatory and business impact assessment of the new CMO, location or additional facility, as the case may be). With respect to the initial Product CMO, 3M represents and warrants that the contract between 3M and the Product CMO will be assignable to RADIUS in accordance with this Agreement. With respect to any subsequent agreement 3M enters into with a CMO for Product, 3M will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to include a provision in such agreement allowing 3M to assign such agreement to RADIUS without having to obtain the prior consent of such CMO. RADIUS acknowledges that the Change Order covering the design and facilities modifications that is currently being executed under the Development Agreement contemplates volumes up to [*] units of Product. In the event RADIUS requires additional volumes, the Parties shall meet in good faith to discuss the business terms to add additional capacity to meet RADIUS’ additional requirements.
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. The parties acknowledge that WFHC currently obtains its requirements of Products for sale in the United States from BMS pursuant to the Master Vaniqa® Supply Agreement. Each of WFHC’s commitments with respect to the supply of the Product and related matters under this Section 8 shall be deemed to require only that WFHC use its commercially reasonable efforts to cause BMS to fulfill any such commitment as permitted under the terms of the Master Vaniqa® Supply Agreement.
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. Unless otherwise specifically agreed upon, these General Conditions of Sale shall apply to and form part of all offers, quotations and agreements whereby the Company, offers or sells goods to another party (“the Buyer”). The Conditions of Purchase of the Buyer shall not apply, unless the Company has explicitly agreed in writing that the Conditions of Purchase of the Buyer shall apply to a specific offer, quotation or agreement. Conclusion of Agreement: Unless otherwise specifically indicated in an offer, offers or quotations from the Company shall be free of Obligation. The Company may revoke a written quotation or offer within three working days of receipt of acceptance. All offers or quotations can be revoked even if they contain a date by which they must be accepted. Where no written offer has been made by the Company, any Order from the Buyer shall only be binding on the Company after it has been confirmed in writing by the Company. Order Confirmations: Faxed orders which are also confirmed by post, must be clearly marked “CONFIRMATION ONLY” to avoid duplication. Where “CONFIRMATION” is not stated and the order then duplicated, a re-stocking fee will be incurred, where the Company is prepared to accept the return.
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GENERAL TERMS OF SUPPLY. 4 Section 2.1 Sale and Purchase of Product 4 Section 2.2 Forecasts 6 Section 2.3 Ordering 6 Section 2.4 Minimum Inventory 6 Section 2.5 Shipments 7 Section 2.6 Receipt of Product; Acceptance 7 Section 2.7 Quality Control; Change in Specifications or Supplier 9 Section 2.8 Material Safety Data Sheets 10 Section 2.9 WSP Supply Contracts 10 Section 2.10 Line Extension Products and New Products 10
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