Make Offer Sample Clauses

The "Make Offer" clause defines the process by which one party formally presents an offer to another party within a contractual context. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for submitting an offer, such as the necessary information, format, and method of delivery, and may specify timeframes for consideration or response. Its core practical function is to establish a clear and standardized procedure for initiating negotiations or transactions, thereby reducing misunderstandings and ensuring that both parties are aware of how and when offers can be made.
Make Offer. A format where you are able to list and advertise Equipment for sale to a bidder at the Asking Price or a Negotiated Price. This format may be combined with the Buy Now option.
Make Offer. A service where you are able to list and advertise Equipment for sale to a bidder at the Asking Price or a Negotiated Price.
Make Offer. If any Shareholder or the Investor (the “Offeror”) wishes to sell any of his/her/its Equity Securities (the “Saleable Securities”) to a third party (being any Person who is not an Affiliate of the Offeror), then the Offeror shall first offer (“Offer”) to the other Shareholders and Investor (the “Other Offerees”) by notice in writing the prior right to purchase, receive or acquire the Saleable Securities.
Make Offer. Buyer utilizes the Make Offer Transaction when they are wanting an Item but either not wanting to pay the Buy Now price or there is no Buy Now offered. Once the Buyer submits an offer, the Seller is informed. The Seller may counter or accept the offer.
Make Offer. Buyers bid on the Equipment and the bid is a binding offer to purchase the Equipment if (a) the bid meets or exceeds the minimum price as established by the Seller; (b) the bid is accepted by the Seller; or (c) the Seller proposes a counter offer and you accept. Otherwise, a Buyers obligation to complete the transaction will expire two (2) business days after it was submitted or upon acceptance of another bid by the Seller, whichever occurs first. There is no definitive closing time for the sale unless such a time is specified in the Listing. For any completed sale, the final purchase price and winning Buyers are confidential and will not be released to other parties.
Make Offer. Offer is valid for 7 business days.