Shipment Order definition

Shipment Order means an electronically transmitted request for shipment of Collateral Documents, substantially in the form attached to the Custodial Agreement.
Shipment Order means a request made by United Therapeutics to MannKind to prepare Product or Semi-Finished Product for pickup by United Therapeutics (or United Therapeutics’ shipping vendor), such request specifying the specific quantity of Product or Semi-Finished Product by item number, lot number or batch number, time, date and location for pickup, shipping company name, and any other relevant details.
Shipment Order means the firm shipment order for the Products.

Examples of Shipment Order in a sentence

  • Neither the Buyer nor the Custodian shall have any obligation to prepare, assemble, correct or sign any documents included in the Shipment Order.

  • Once Buyer has indicated that the Custodian has received all the Mortgage Loan Documents from the Seller, Buyer shall electronically transmit any Shipment Orders to the Custodian and the Custodian shall deliver the specified Collateral Documents or reports in its possession to the Takeout Investor (or its custodian) in the manner directed in the Custodial Agreement and such Shipment Order.

  • Ocean Spray shall either schedule production in order to satisfy each Shipment Order or have sufficient quantities of Concentrate available in storage.

  • Once Buyer has indicated that the Custodian has received all the Collateral Documents from the Seller, Buyer shall electronically transmit any Shipment Orders to the Custodian and the Custodian shall deliver the specified Collateral Documents or reports in its possession to the Takeout Investor (or its custodian) in the manner directed in the Custodial Agreement and such Shipment Order.

  • For information relating to the adverse effect on the Company's poultry vaccine business of the Stop Shipment Order by the USDA in 1997, as well as ongoing governmental investigations, see "Governmental Regulation" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations." The Company's principal competitors in the poultry vaccine market are Intervet America, Inc., Fort Dodge Animal Health, Inc., Merial Select Laboratories, Inc.

  • If Broker fails to complete Shipment Orders in TSD within twenty-four (24) hours of dispatch, the Broker must request Shipment Order information (order numbers) from UPDS via e-mail within seventy-two (72) hours of dispatch or movement date, whichever comes first.

  • Once accepted by Custodian, no Mortgage Documents held by the Custodian shall be released or returned to the Seller without the specific written consent of the Purchaser, except as specifically provided in Section 3.7 (and except as directed in a Shipment Order to an Approved Private Investor pursuant to this Article III).

  • Further, if the BTL Baht/US$ Exchange Rate is less (i.e. stronger) than such base rate of [**] Baht per US$1.00 (e.g., [**] Baht per US$1.00) then the BTL Product prices for such Shipment Order shall be increased [**].

  • Following the Stop Shipment Order and the commencement of the OIG investigation, in July 1997, the non-employee members of the Board of Directors directed the Company to retain special counsel to investigate the alleged violations and to advise the Board of Directors of its findings.

  • ImmunoGen shall issue a written request for BIWA4 to BI Pharma (a "Shipment Order") including, but not limited to, amount and delivery date not later than [ * ] prior to the scheduled initiation of the Batch Run.


More Definitions of Shipment Order

Shipment Order means the firm shipment order relating to a Purchase Commitment for the Codes.
Shipment Order shall have the meaning given that term in the Custodian Agreement.
Shipment Order means a Shipping Request and Authorization transmittal letter substantially in the form of Exhibit 3 annexed hereto and made a part hereof, duly completed and signed by the Seller.
Shipment Order means a form which is filled out by the Principal via Mailboxde.com and based on which an offer of the Service Provider to make the Shipment Contract is accepted;

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