Storage of Goods Clause Examples
The 'Storage of Goods' clause defines the terms and conditions under which goods may be stored by one party on behalf of another. It typically outlines responsibilities for the safekeeping, handling, and duration of storage, and may specify the location, access rights, and any associated fees or insurance requirements. This clause ensures both parties understand their obligations and liabilities regarding stored goods, thereby minimizing disputes and clarifying risk allocation during the storage period.
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Storage of Goods. 7.1. If the Purchaser refuses or fails to collect the delivered Goods as specified in Section 6, Menlo will store the Goods in its warehouse and the Purchaser shall be obliged to pay a fee to Menlo for the storage in the amount customarily applied for such storage per each 1 (one) pallet of the goods for each 1 (one) day of storage, payable in the currency in which the goods were paid for.
7.2. The stored Goods shall be considered delivered to the Purchaser per the date for delivery in the Agreement. Any subsequent collection of the Goods from the warehouse after the due date for delivery will be arranged on the date and time agreed win writing by Xxxxx and the Purchaser, and subject to prior payment of the storage fee. A postponed pickup shall not be in any case considered as a delay in delivery resulting from any fault of Xxxxx.
7.3. If within the period of 3 months from the commencement date of storage, the Purchaser does not collect the goods or request that Menlo deliver the goods to a specific location, Menlo shall be entitled to cancel the Agreement and claim damages from the Purchaser for breach of contract, or to take any other available remedy at law to recover its costs.
Storage of Goods a. MBBM shall take the responsibility of maximum storing 30 days from the date of Inspection Release note and beyond this it would be stored on chargeable basis, which shall be intimated after the readiness of goods depending upon size and area required for storages.
b. In case of goods needs to be stored after the readiness, then MBBM should be allowed to raise the invoices after receipt of IRN.
c. In case buyer does not take the delivery of the goods after 4 weeks of storage for reasons, not attributable to seller, the buyer and seller shall execute the transfer of title agreement, under which title of goods shall be transferred from seller to buyer and seller shall store goods for further 60 days on chargeable basis as a bailee. Seller shall be responsible for any loss or damage to goods during the bailment period. In case buyer request to extend the bailment period, then price to the extension period shall be mutually agreed between buyer and seller.
Storage of Goods. If the Services include the storage of goods at the Site then the following provisions apply:
Storage of Goods. TOUR shall not be responsible for any goods, merchandise, equipment or inventory owned by Xxxxxxx and stored on the Tournament site nor will it be responsible for damage to such property of Xxxxxxx resulting from flood, fire, explosion and/or other causes, nor the actions, negligent or otherwise, of third parties not under the control of TOUR.
Storage of Goods. Products ready for shipment must be collected immediately, otherwise, after thirty (30) days following the notification for the readiness for dispatch, the Supplier is entitled to store them at the risk and cost of the Buyer and to charge the Buyer, for every commenced month of delay, a storage charge at the rate of 0.5 % of the total price of the products for which the delivery is delayed, up to the maximum 5 % of the price. If the products are not collected timely, the risk of damage or loss of the products passes to the Buyer after thirty (30) days following the Supplier`s notification that the products are ready for dispatch.
Storage of Goods a. All charges for storage are per linear foot, per month
b. Storage charges become applicable on the date that the Storage Facility accepts care, custody and control of Goods, regardless of the load in date or the date of issue of any facility receipt.
c. Except as provided in paragraph (d) of this section, a full month’s storage charge shall apply on all Goods received between the first and fifteenth, inclusive, of a calendar month; one half month’s storage charge shall apply on all Goods received between the sixteenth and the last day, inclusive, of a calendar month; and a full month’s storage charge shall apply to all Goods in storage on the first day of the next and succeeding calendar months. All such storage charges are due and payable on the first day of storage for the initial month and thereafter on the first day of the calendar month.
d. When mutually agreed on by the Storage Facility and Depositor, a storage month shall extend from a date in one calendar month to, but not including, the same date of the next and all succeeding months. All storage charges are due and payable on the first day of the storage month.
Storage of Goods. 21.1 Residents shall not store dangerous goods, such as explosives, firearms, illegal substances or large quantities (> than 1litre) of flammable solvents in their units
21.2 In order to preserve clear access throughout the complex, residents shall not store any other goods in walkways or any other common areas.
Storage of Goods. PSA may store the Goods in the open if deemed appropriate and suitable by PSA.
Storage of Goods. Not to use the Premises or any part thereof for the purposes of the manufacture of goods and merchandise or for the storage of excessive amount of goods or merchandise other than in quantities consistent with the nature and smooth running of the Tenant’s business.
Storage of Goods. The Resident shall not store or permit to be stored on the Premises, or any part of the Village, any material or goods other than material or goods reasonably required by the Resident for use for household or recreational purposes unless BVB first consents thereto and which consent may be revoked by BVB at any time. Nor shall the Resident do or permit anything to be done which may in any way invalidate or violate the terms of any relevant insurance policy or which might cause the premium thereon to be increased.