Gold Bars definition

Gold Bars means Gold or Gold Dore Bars, Aurum Utalium (“AU”);
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Examples of Gold Bars in a sentence

  • The Seller hereby agrees to sell and deliver Gold Bars to the Buyer (who hereby accepts to purchase and receive such) under the Specifications and subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

  • Once ownership and possession of the Gold Bars passes from the Seller to the Buyer pursuant to the previous sentence, the Security Company shall transfer and deliver the Gold Bars according to the Buyer’s instructions.

  • Seller confirms and warrants that the Title of the Gold Bars to be sold herein shall be free and clear of any and all liens and/or encumbrances, and Seller states that the Gold Bars are not of terrorist and/or criminal origin.

  • Seller confirms and guarantees that the Title of the Gold Bars to be sold under this Agreement will be free and clear of any and all liens and encumbrances and Seller states that the Gold Bars is not of terrorist and/or criminal origin.

  • Seller must provide the following documents to Buyer The Seller must provide the Buyer with the necessary documents to receive and send the Gold Bars to the airport of destination of the Buyer.

  • COMMODITY: Gold Bars (AU Metal) FORM: 1Kg or 12.5Kg each bar from meeting GLD standard specification.

  • Seller arranges the delivery of kilograms of Gold Dust, Gold Nuggets or Gold Bars to Ghana Refinery TBD example: PRECIOUS MINERALS MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED DIAMOND HOUSE ▇.▇.▇▇▇ M 108 ACCRA,GHANA.

  • The Buyer undertakes to import the Gold Bars into the Buyer’s destination, from Dubai Airport to Buyer's Refineryin full compliance with all legal regulations prevailing in our country and at their destination.

  • Buyer agrees and guarantees to purchase from Seller Gold Bars at the agreed price and during the set up period.

  • The price for the sale and purchase of each shipment of Gold Bars shall be the Spot Price or AM London Fixing or PM London Fixing per ▇▇▇▇ Ounce of pure gold content of 99.5% purity on the date that the price is fixed (after receipt of a non-refundable Security Deposit/Down Payment of 5%), plus a premium of three per cent (3%) for quantities less and 100 kilograms, or a premium of two per cent (2%) for quantities of 100 kilograms or more, multiplied by the net weight of such Gold Bars.

Related to Gold Bars

  • Gold means elemental gold having an atomic weight of 196.967 and the chemical element symbol of Au, whether found by itself or in combination with its alloys or any other metal.

  • Silver means elemental silver having an atomic weight of 107.869 and the chemical element symbol of Ag, whether found by itself or in combination with its alloys or any other metal.

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