Ordering and acceptance procedures Sample Clauses
The "Ordering and acceptance procedures" clause defines the process by which orders are placed and subsequently accepted under an agreement. Typically, it outlines the steps a buyer must follow to submit an order, such as using a purchase order form or an online system, and specifies how and when the seller confirms acceptance, which may include written confirmation or shipment of goods. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of when a binding contract is formed for each order, reducing the risk of disputes over whether and when obligations arise.
Ordering and acceptance procedures. (a) You may request Services at any time from Superloop by submitting a Service Order to Superloop. By submitting a Service Order, You agree to be bound by this Agreement.
(b) Superloop may accept or reject a Service Order at its discretion.
(c) A Service Order will be effective on and from the date it is accepted by Superloop.
Ordering and acceptance procedures. 2.1 From time to time, the Requesting Operator may place an Order.
2.2 The Providing Operator may reject an Order only:
(a) in accordance with clause 4.1, Part B of Schedule 2; or
(b) if the Blockwiring required to fulfill the Order is not available on the date of receipt of the Order.
2.3 For the purpose of clause 2.2(b) of this Agreement and clause 3.1 of Schedule 2 and subject to clause 2.6, 2.7 and 2.8 of this Agreement, Blockwiring shall be regarded as being available if all the conditions set out in following paragraphs are satisfied:
(a) there is suitable Vertical Blockwiring in place in the Blockwiring Building proposed in the Order which complies with the relevant specifications set out in Schedule 2;
(b) in the case of an Order for Vertical Blockwiring combined with Horizontal Blockwiring, there is Horizontal Blockwiring and a Termination Socket in place or the Requesting Operator provides its own horizontal blockwiring or the Parties agree the terms and conditions on which the Providing Operator shall install that horizontal blockwiring; and
(c) the Blockwiring is not on the date of receipt of the Order:
(i) subject to clauses 2.4 and 2.5 below, being used by any person (including the Providing Operator); or
(ii) reasonably required to be used by the Providing Operator during the period of months after the proposed Available Date on the basis of the Providing Operator’s current business plan at the date of receipt of the applicable Order; or
(iii) the subject of an order received by the Providing Operator from a third party (including another telecommunication service provider) on or before the date of receipt of the Order by the Providing Operator; or
(iv) the subject of a bona fide order placed with the Providing Operator on or before the date of receipt of the Order by a person (other than a telecommunication service provider) who wishes to use the Blockwiring or a service provided by the Providing Operator using the Blockwiring (other than Blockwiring referred to in clause 2.4 below); or
(v) subject to any of the circumstances described in clause 3.4 of this Agreement which, if the Blockwiring were provisioned, the Providing Operator would be entitled to terminate the Contract under that clause.
2.4 If the Providing Operator is providing telecommunication service to a Subscriber over any Blockwiring and that Subscriber wishes to terminate all services provided over that Blockwiring and become a Subscriber of the Requesting Operator and that ...
Ordering and acceptance procedures. (a) You may request one or more Services at any time from Our ISP by submitting one or more Service Orders to Our ISP. By submitting a Service Order, You warrant that You are acquiring the Services entirely for business purposes and are authorised to be bound by, or bind the customer to, the terms of this Agreement.
(b) Our ISP may accept or reject a Service Order at its discretion.
(c) Each Service Order will be effective from the Service Order Commencement Date of the applicable Service Order.
Ordering and acceptance procedures