POD definition
POD. Purchase Order Date;
POD means Point of Delivery which is the metered interconnection point between the transmission system and the distribution system;
POD means a grouping of two or more housing units, usually found in large facilities, which will aid in the control of prisoners.
Examples of POD in a sentence
When the Recipient receives the Products, the Recipient must notify the Company in writing of any shortages, defects, or damages of the Products(together, the “Non-conformity”)on the POD, sign the POD, and provide such POD to the Company’s carrier at the time of the delivery.
If the Recipient does not state such Non-conformity on the POD, the Dealer is deemed to accept the quantities, packages, and appearances of the Products.
Within twenty-four (24) hours of receipt of the Products, the Dealer must notify the Company in writing of the details of the Non-conformity that the Dealer indicated on the POD.
If the Recipient does not sign the POD, the Company’s carrier is entitled to refuse to deliver such Products.
More Definitions of POD
POD means port of discharge;
POD means proof of delivery of a consignment as referred to in (d) above
POD means pay on death.
POD or “Point of Delivery” means the point at which electric energy is transferred from the AIES to a Customer’s facilities.
POD means the point of delivery for the electrical energy generated and delivered by the Facility as specified under Schedule D;
POD means a proof of delivery document, in physical or electronic format, generated by a person delivering the Products the subject of an Order on behalf of Baxter;
POD means a Power Session 12 month Subscription license that can be used for an unlimited number of Sessions for the number of hours purchased as specified on the Order. Total elapsed time of each Session is counted towards the hours purchased. Any unused hours are forfeited at the expiration of the 12 month Subscription license term.