MARKETABLE INVENTORY Clause Samples
The Marketable Inventory clause defines the requirement that any inventory supplied or maintained under the agreement must be suitable for sale in the ordinary course of business. This typically means the goods must meet certain quality standards, be free from defects, and comply with applicable laws or regulations. By setting these expectations, the clause ensures that the buyer receives inventory that can be readily sold, thereby reducing the risk of receiving unsellable or non-compliant goods.
MARKETABLE INVENTORY. All marketable pharmaceutical and retail inventory of Seller held for retail sale by the Drug Store; and
MARKETABLE INVENTORY. All marketable pharmaceutical and retail inventory of Seller held for retail sale by the Drug Store, a summary of which is attached as Exhibit "C".
MARKETABLE INVENTORY. All pharmaceutical and retail inventory of Seller held for resale by the Drug Store (and attached as Exhibit A-1) except for those items not to be purchased by Buyer Pursuant to Section 1.2 below.
MARKETABLE INVENTORY. All marketable rental and retail inventory of Seller held for retail sale by the Store; and
MARKETABLE INVENTORY. All marketable pharmaceutical and retail inventory of Seller held for retail sale by the Drug Store, a summary of which is attached as Exhibit "G".