Title Retention. The Company has not acquired or agreed to acquire any material asset on terms that property therein does not pass until full payment is made.
Title Retention. Title to the Equipment shall not pass to Buyer before the entire Purchase Price has been paid to Seller. Upon Seller’s receipt of payment in full of the Purchase Price, title to the Equipment shall transfer to Buyer, free and clear of all encumbrances arising by or through Seller. All payments due from Buyer pursuant to the terms of the Sale Agreement shall be made without any abatement or set off of any kind, arising from any cause.
Title Retention. The Owner retains full title to the Goods, notwithstanding the possession - any money which the Owner may have paid to make good any failure by the Hirer to satisfy any of its obligations under this Contract, of the Goods by the Hirer. The Hirer has a right only to use the Goods in accordance with - any money the Owner may have paid or expenses incurred to the protection or enforcement this Contract.
Title Retention. The Supplier at any time retains the full, absolute and entire legal right, title and interest to or in any Modified Deliverable, whether effected by a DeliverableModification in compliance with this Agreement or otherwise.
Title Retention. The Seller reserves the right of ownership of the goods until receipt of all payments as set by this Contract. Until full transfer of ownership to the Buyer, the Buyer is obligated to treat the goods with due care.
Title Retention. Until complete payment of all our claims plus extras all delivered goods remain our property. For securing the goods delivered under retention of title they have to be stored sep- arately and insured against fire and theft at the cost of the buyer. Retention of title also comprises the processed and manufactured products. By manufacturing and processing, mixing and combining the goods we acquire common ownership of the new things developed in such a way - in so far the buyer is seen as the custodian for us. The buyer is not entitled to pledge goods being subject to an un- paid seller´s right of lien to third parties or to transfer it to purchase chattel mortgage or to dispose of these goods in any other way than by sale based on proper conduct of business in favour of third parties. We have to be informed immediately in case of a seizure by a third party of the goods under retention of title. For the event of a further sale of the retained goods the buyer as- signs his claims from this sales contract to us already now. This assignment by way of security shall be recorded in the com- mercial books of the buyer by stating the date of assignment (con- clusion of this contract) and our complete company name (assign- ee). The buyer undertakes furthermore to inform his customer of the assignment of claim. Payments which the buyer receives from his customer, shall im- mediately be transferred to us.
Title Retention. 10.1 The goods supplied by the Supplier remain property of the Supplier until the Purchaser has fulfilled its obligations ensuing from all agreements concluded with the Supplier.
Title Retention. Save for items of stock purchased in the ordinary course of business the Company has not acquired any asset on terms that property does not pass until full payment is made.
Title Retention. Notwithstanding any rule or law of equity: (a) the South Services located on or under the Easement Lands shall remain Front’s property even though the same may now or hereafter be annexed or affixed to the Easement Lands and Front shall remain solely responsible for same at Front’s sole cost and expense. Without limiting the foregoing, Front shall, at its sole cost and expense, in accordance with all applicable laws and the balance of this Agreement, maintain the South Services in a good state of repair at all times; and (b) the North Services located on or under the Easement Lands shall remain Parliament’s property even though the same may now or hereafter be annexed or affixed to the Easement Lands and Parliament shall remain solely responsible for same at Parliament’s sole cost and expense. Without limiting the foregoing, Parliament shall, at its sole cost and expense, in accordance with all applicable laws and the balance of this Agreement, maintain the North Services in a good state of repair at all times. If an Owner abandons or no longer deems necessary the North Services (in the case of Parliament) and/or the South Services (in the case of Front), the relevant Owner shall forthwith notify the other Owner and thereafter remove the relevant services or permanently decommission said services, in each case in a good and workmanlike manner in accordance with the balance of Section 2.3 hereof, including, without limitation, fully repairing and restoring the relevant portion of the Easement Lands. This Section 3.5 shall survive the release or abandonment of the Easement Lands.
Title Retention. The delivered goods remain the property of the seller until complete payment has been made including fulfillment of all conditions of the business agreement between the seller and the buyer. The buyer is permitted to sell on the reserved goods by way of proper and correct business transactions; however, pawning or using the goods as collateral is not permitted. The buyer abandons all demands from resale of the reserved goods now over to the seller; the seller accepts this abandonment. Regardless of the abandonment and the confiscation right of the seller, the buyer is authorised to confiscate providing he/she fulfills his/her obligations to the seller and does not fall behind in payments. If required by the seller, he/she must provide details regarding the abandonment demands for confiscation and inform the debtor about the abandonment. Any possible reworking or alteration of the reserved goods is carried out by the buyer for the seller without obligations arising for the latter. In the event of alteration, bonding, mixture or combining of the reserved goods with other goods and items not belonging to the seller, the seller is entitled to the co-ownership share resulting from the new item in relation of the value of the reserved goods to the remaining reworked goods at the time of alteration, reworking, binding, mixture or combining. If the seller buys sole ownership of the item, the contract partners are in agreement that the buyer grants the seller co-ownership of the new item in relation to the value of the altered, reworked, mixed, bonded or combined reserved goods and holds this in trust for the seller without cost. If the reserved goods together with other goods are sold on, regardless of whether with or without altered, reworked, bonded, mixed or combined goods, the aforementioned agreed advance assignment applies only to the value of the reserved goods that are sold on together with the other goods. Via legal enforcement measures by third parties in the reserved goods or those in the advance assignment requirements, the buyer must inform the seller immediately in writing with transfer of the documents necessary for intervention. If the buyer falls behind in payments, the seller is authorised to take back the goods supplied under condition of sale immediately and without agreement of the seller. The buyer must allow the seller access at all times for this purpose to where the items subject to the conditions of sale are located.
