Incorrect Delivery Sample Clauses
The Incorrect Delivery clause defines the procedures and responsibilities when goods or services are delivered in error, such as delivering the wrong items, incorrect quantities, or to the wrong location. Typically, this clause outlines the steps the recipient must take to notify the sender of the mistake and may specify timelines for reporting and rectifying the issue, such as returning the incorrect goods or arranging for redelivery. Its core function is to ensure that errors in delivery are promptly addressed and resolved, minimizing disruption and clarifying the parties' obligations in such situations.
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Incorrect Delivery. (a) Early deliveries of Products may be refused due to space or security considerations and returned or stored at Lucent's expense and risk of loss.
(b) WinStar assumes no liability for Products produced, processed, rendered or shipped in excess of the amounts specified in any Purchase Order submitted pursuant to this Agreement.
(c) If Lucent makes a proper shipment in a timely manner and the WinStar facility is not prepared to receive the shipment, WinStar will be responsible for unavoidable Out-of-Pocket Expenses that Lucent reasonably incurs as a direct result of WinStar's failure to prepare. Lucent will provide WinStar with an estimate of such Out-of-Pocket Expenses as soon as possible following WinStar's notice.
Incorrect Delivery. (a) Early deliveries of Products may be refused due to space or security considerations and returned or stored at Lucent's expense and risk of loss.
(b) Diveo assumes no liability for Services rendered or Products produced, processed, rendered or shipped in excess of the amounts specified in any Purchase Order submitted pursuant to this Agreement.
(c) If Lucent makes a proper shipment in a timely manner and the Diveo facility is not prepared to receive the shipment, Diveo will be responsible for unavoidable Out-of-Pocket Expenses that Lucent reasonably incurs as a direct result of Diveo's failure to prepare. Lucent will provide Diveo with an estimate of such Out-of-Pocket Expenses as soon as possible following Diveo's notice.
Incorrect Delivery. (a) Early deliveries of Products may be refused due to space or security considerations and returned or stored at Vendor's expense and risk of loss.
(b) P&G assumes no liability for Products produced, processed, rendered or shipped in excess of the amounts specified in any Order submitted pursuant to this Agreement.
Incorrect Delivery. Incorrect deliveries are Products delivered: (i) in excess of the amounts stated on this Purchase Agreement; (ii) more than three (3) business days prior to the delivery date listed on this Purchase Agreement (“Delivery Date”); or (iii) after the Delivery Date. At Polaris’s option and Vendor’s risk and expense, Polaris has the right to store such Products for a reasonable amount of time, or reject such Products and return to Vendor.
Incorrect Delivery. If Telemig Celular requests that a Product be delivered to a Site other than the one specified in the Phase Acquisition Document or Purchase Order, Telemig Celular shall bear any additional expenses in delivering it to another Site (e.g. transportation expenses, storage, etc.).