Common use of PROPOSAL OR QUOTATION Clause in Contracts

PROPOSAL OR QUOTATION. A proposal shall not become binding upon Seller until it has first been accepted by Purchaser and second, been approved and accepted by Seller as provided herein in Section 3. A quotation shall not be considered as an offer, but the basis for an order from Purchaser which is subject to acceptance by Seller as provided in Section 3.

PROPOSAL OR QUOTATION. A proposal shall not become binding upon Seller until it has first been accepted by Purchaser Buyer and second, has been approved and accepted by Seller as provided herein in Section 32. A quotation shall not be considered as an offer, but the basis for an order offer from Purchaser Buyer which is subject to acceptance by Seller as provided in Section 3.