Common use of PERMISSIBLE VARIATIONS Clause in Contracts

PERMISSIBLE VARIATIONS. Seller has the right, without giving notice to Buyer, prior to the delivery of Goods to Buyer to make any changes in the composition of the Goods which, in the opinion of Seller, do not affect the general characteristics of properties to the Goods. In addition, Seller may make any change or variation in the Goods which is within governmental or industry standards or specifications applicable at the time of manufacture without giving notice to Buyer. Buyer will accept any Goods which may incorporate any changes in the composition or specifications, and any increase in price resulting from such change will be paid by Buyer. In addition, if the Goods to be supplied by Seller to Buyer hereunder shall be made specifically for Buyer and are not customarily carried in stock by Seller, then a ten percent (10%) overage or underage in delivery of the amount specified herein shall constitute fulfillment of the order and such Goods delivered will be paid for at the unit price specified herein.