Goods Received Note definition

Goods Received Note means a temporary non-negotiable and non-transferable note issued by a Warehouse Operator for a maximum period of two days to a Depositor upon depositing commodity in the Warehouse, for the purpose of acknowledging the deposit until the issuance of the Electronic Warehouse Receipt to the Depositor;
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Goods Received Note means GRN – Record at the point of receipt of goods received. This record confirms receipt of all goods delivered;
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Examples of Goods Received Note in a sentence

  • If the Invoice does not match the DRC Purchase Order and DRC Goods Received Note, then the Invoice will be returned to the SUPPLIER for correcting and resubmitting.

  • If the Invoice matches the DRC Purchase Order and DRC Goods Received Note then the Invoice will be forwarded to the DRC Finance Office for payment.

  • The Buyer shall pay all amounts due within 30 working days after receipt of invoice and issuance of Goods Received Note (GRN) stating the compliance of the specifications and quality by the Supplier according to the selected samples.

  • Self-Billing / Electronic Receipt Settlement Most P2P systems support the ability for the Goods Received Note (GRN) to act as the instruction to pay the Contractor which removes the need for the Contractor to issue an invoice.

  • AIH’s designated freight forwarder will provide this Goods Received Note to Vendor once AIH has received the Forwarder’s cargo receipt of delivery to the designated forwarder or warehouse.

  • Payment terms being ten (10) working days from invoice receipt and signed Goods Received Note (GRN) by authorized ASB staff, at the location specified, and the supplier, with bank deposit / The Supplier must submit to ASB a copy of all the necessary documents and certifications required for the provision of the requested products according to Greek regulations and European directives (invoice, waybill).

  • The claims shall be accompanied by the GRNs (Goods Received Note) issued by the Depots concerned.

  • It is the policy of AIH to use the Goods Received Note in lieu of the ▇▇▇▇ of lading as the transport document.

  • Goods Received Note or delivery lead-time Ability to provide 2 years’ warranties or 7,000 KM and commitment to handle storage capacity.