Fulfillment Contract definition

Fulfillment Contract means an agreement between a Fulfillment Contract Borrower and a third party pursuant to which a Fulfillment Contract Borrower, among other things, will provide telemarketing, fulfillment and other services, including, without limitation, processing orders of customers of such third party, and warehousing and shipping merchandise of such third party to customers, which agreements include, without limitation, the agreements listed on Schedule A hereto.
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Examples of Fulfillment Contract in a sentence

  • Adjustments to the Accounts Loan Formulas may be made only in respect of the Eligible Fulfillment Contract Receivables component and may be made until all Revolving Loans made against the Net Amount of Eligible Fulfillment Contract Receivables have been paid in full and the effective amount of Revolving Loans available in respect of Eligible Fulfillment Contract Receivables is $-0- pursuant to Section 4(a) hereof.

  • Lender may thereafter in its discretion adjust the Accounts Loan Formulas such that the amount of Revolving Accounts Loans that may be made available to Revolving Loan Borrowers shall be reduced by the amount of Revolving Accounts Loans then outstanding attributable to Revolving Loans made against the Net Amount of Eligible Fulfillment Contract Receivables repaid pursuant to Section 4(a) hereof.

  • Borrowers shall furnish, or cause to be furnished, to Lender upon the execution and delivery of any Fulfillment Contract entered into by Fulfillment Contract Borrower, a true, correct and complete copy of such Fulfillment Contract.

  • All references to the term "Fulfillment Contract Borrower" in the Loan Agreement and the other Financing Agreements shall be deemed and each such reference is hereby amended to mean, KIS LLC and such other Revolving Loan Borrowers acceptable to Lender that may provide fulfillment services pursuant to Fulfillment Contracts.