Weight Tolerances Sample Clauses
The Weight Tolerances clause defines the acceptable range of variation in the weight of goods delivered compared to the specified contract amount. In practice, this clause sets a percentage or numerical limit by which the actual delivered weight can exceed or fall short of the agreed quantity without constituting a breach of contract. For example, a contract may allow a 2% weight tolerance, meaning deliveries within 2% above or below the stated weight are considered compliant. This clause ensures flexibility in fulfillment, accommodates minor discrepancies in measurement or packaging, and prevents disputes over insignificant weight differences.
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Weight Tolerances. The Latex is to be invoiced at net shipping weights. Should the difference in shipment and landed weight (excluding theft, pilferage and damage in transit) exceed one half (½) per cent but not over two (2) per cent this difference in weight in excess of one half (½) per cent but not over two (2) per cent shall be invoiced or invoiced back at the contract price. Any difference exceeding two (2) per cent shall be invoiced or invoiced back at a price to be mutually agreed between Buyer and Seller or failing which the price shall be referred to Arbitration.
Weight Tolerances. The weight tolerances for each part are + 10 % or – 10% of the basic weight.
Weight Tolerances. Shipments may vary as to actual weight per load, or contract, because of carrier weight limitations, in such case, the final balance due (and freight) shall be determined by multiplying the “actual shipping-point CWT weight” times the “price per CWT”: and