Multiple Purchases Clause Samples
The Multiple Purchases clause allows a buyer to make several separate purchases under the same agreement, rather than requiring a new contract for each transaction. Typically, this clause outlines the process for placing multiple orders, such as specifying how orders are submitted, accepted, and fulfilled, and may set limits or conditions for each purchase. Its core function is to streamline ongoing business relationships by reducing administrative burden and ensuring consistent terms across all purchases, thereby increasing efficiency and clarity for both parties.
Multiple Purchases. A Person who purchased more than one Covered Product may exercise his or her election to opt out of the Settlement Class only by doing so with respect to all such purchases.
Multiple Purchases. This Agreement may be executed by one or more Purchasers. In the event this Agreement pertains to a purchase by a single Purchaser, all references to the Purchasers or "each Purchaser" shall be deemed to refer to such single Purchaser.
Multiple Purchases. If you make multiple purchases, you will receive a new invoice. You can again choose payment by installment, or pay the new invoice in full. If you choose to pay by installment, the new debt amount will be transferred to your existing credit account. The new payment amount will be shown on your monthly statement.