Common use of Offers and Orders Clause in Contracts

Offers and Orders. (a) The Seller's offers are not binding, in particular about quantities, prices, and delivery terms. (b) Orders placed by the Buyer are not accepted until confirmed in writing by the Seller. If the Seller does not provide written confirmation of the order received verbally, the invoice issued by the Seller or the execution of the order by the Seller will be considered as confirmation. (c) Orders and/or changes to orders placed verbally or by telephone to be valid must be confirmed in writing by the Purchaser. In the absence of such communication by the Buyer and accepted by the Seller, the latter cannot be held responsible for any discrepancies between the products delivered andthose ordered. (d) Any waiver or modification of an order sent by the Buyer will not be valid unless accepted by the Seller. In such eventuality the Seller, if ever the productswere already in delivery to the Buyer, reserves the right to execute the sale and ask for the payment of the price.