Proof of Sale definition

Proof of Sale means documentation confirming the sale of agricultural product that is provided, or verified, by a third party. Acceptable Proof of Sale must be in accordance with Section 3.0 of these Terms & Conditions and must include the following information: date of sale; name of seller that matches the name of the Producer that received the advance; name of buyer; type and quantity of agricultural product; and monies received for the applicable agricultural product.
Proof of Sale means documentation confirming the sale of agricultural product that is provided, or verified, by a third party.
Proof of Sale means documentation confirming the sale of agricultural product that is provided, or verified, by a third party. “Post-Production Report” means the report wherein the Producer specifies the amount of Agricultural Product held in storage.

Examples of Proof of Sale in a sentence

  • Unless the Producer satisfies the Proof of Sale Exemption permitted under subclause 3.4.6 below, the Producer shall provide the Administrator with proof of sale from the sale of all Eligible Agricultural Products with respect to which Advances were made under this Agreement at any time prior to the termination of the Production Period for the Eligible Agricultural Product.


More Definitions of Proof of Sale

Proof of Sale means documentation confirming the sale of agricultural product that is provided, or verified, by a third party. “Post-Production Report” means the report wherein the Producer specifies the amount of Agricultural Product held in storage. “Repayment Agreement” means this completed Application, including these Terms and Conditions signed by the Producer and an authorized representative of the Administrator.

Related to Proof of Sale

  • Proof of Claim means a proof of Claim Filed against any of the Debtors in the Chapter 11 Cases.

  • Bill of Sale means a bill or bills of sale in a form substantially in conformance with the form attached as the Exhibit B hereto.