Common use of Work to be done by the Delivery Date Clause in Contracts

Work to be done by the Delivery Date. Clause 11.2(5) defines Delivery as when the Supplier has done all the work which the Goods Information states he is to do by the Delivery Date. The defined term “Delivery” is used in this contract to identify when a stage, or amount of work has been achieved. This may be more than the common meaning of “delivery” and could include the passing of specified tests, provision of documentation and packing and preparation for air freight or shipping to the Purchaser’s nominated Delivery Place specified in the Supply Requirements. Either list here what has to be done in order to constitute “Delivery”, or list what may remain undone and be completed after the Delivery Date by stating that everything else must be done before Delivery.

Work to be done by the Delivery Date. Clause 11.2(5) defines Delivery as when the Supplier has done all the work which the Goods Information states he is to do by the Delivery Date. The defined term “Delivery” is used in this contract to identify when a stage, or amount of work has been achieved. This may be more than the common meaning of “delivery” and could include the passing of specified tests, provision of documentation and packing and preparation for air freight or shipping to the Purchaser’s nominated Delivery Place specified in the Supply Requirements. Either list here what has to be done in order to constitute “Delivery”, or list what may remain undone and be completed after the Delivery Date by stating that everything else must be done before Delivery.. Marking the goods If this contract requires the goods be paid for before they are brought within the Delivery Place, core clause