Pending Orders definition

Pending Orders means customer orders for OraQuick® Product received by Abbott or its Affiliates pursuant to any OraQuick® Contract and which have not been shipped as of the Termination Date.
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Pending Orders means those of Seller's customer purchase orders identified in Exhibit B as "open sales orders".
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Examples of Pending Orders in a sentence

  • The Client may change the expiration date of Pending Orders or delete or modify a Pending Order before it is executed.

  • However, the Company may delete one or all Pending Orders if the Trading Account Equity reaches zero.

  • Pending Orders, not executed, shall remain effective through the next trading session (as applicable).

  • The following types of Pending Orders are available: Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit and Sell Stop.

  • Unless we state otherwise, changes we notify to you will affect all ongoing business between us and you, including Pending Orders of Forex and CFD Trades.

  • During that period, subject to the terms of the Agreement, you will be able to close your open Trades and cancel your Pending Orders if you wish.

  • However, the Company may delete one or all Pending Orders if the Client Account Equity reaches zero.

  • However, the Company may delete one or all Pending Orders if the Client Account Equity reaches zero and/or for any other justifiable reason.

  • Pending Orders which will not be executed and shall remain effective for 30 days.

  • Clients cannot cancel Limit Order(s) and/or Pending Order(s) when the relevant Market is closed.