Trade Inventory definition

Trade Inventory all loose trade fittings, furniture, equipment and other articles on the Property other than those belonging to Us that are available for Your use in connection with the Business, including any additional items that You have acquired for the Business during the Term.

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Trade Inventory all trade fittings, furniture and equipment which do not form part of the Fixtures and Fittings and other portable items on the Property for use in connection with the Business, including any items that you add to the Trade Inventory during the Term.

Trade Inventory means, as of a particular date, all of the Delatestryl® Vials that have been shipped by Seller to distributors, wholesalers and/or other customers listed on Section 3.12 of the Seller’s Disclosure Schedule (“Seller’s Customers”) prior to or as of such date and which, as of such date, have not yet been sold to an end user, as determined in accordance with Section 2.5.

Examples of Trade Inventory in a sentence

If You purchase the Trade Inventory from Us, We will still own it until it is paid for in full.
You acknowledge that You have not entered into this agreement in reliance on any statement, representation, warranty or confirmation of any nature in relation to the Property, Fixtures and Fittings, Trade Inventory or Business, except for written replies to enquiries given by Our solicitors in response to formal enquiries raised by Your solicitors.
You must indemnify Us for any costs, losses or expenses that We incur if any items in the Trade Inventory are owned by a third party.
The Trade Inventory will then become Our property to deal with as We wish but We may ask You at any time to buy it back from Us at the Re-Purchase Price or the Inventory Sale Price (whichever is the higher).
We make no representation warranty or condition as to the state, condition or quality of the Trade Inventory or the Stock and any representations, warranties or conditions (if any) as may be implied by law into a sale by Us of the Trade Inventory or the Stock are (to the extent permitted by law) expressly excluded from this tenancy.
You must reimburse us with any costs, losses or expenses that we incur if any third party claims against us in relation to any Trade Inventory items.
You acknowledge that you have not entered into this Tenancy in reliance on any statement, representation, or confirmation of any nature in relation to the Property, Fixtures and Fittings, Trade Inventory or Business.
We make no representation warranty or condition as to the state, condition or quality of the Trade Inventory or the Stock and any representations, warranties or conditions (if any) as may be implied by law into a sale by Us of the Trade Inventory or the Stock are (to the extent permitted by law) expressly excluded from this lease.
We will not unreasonably withhold Our permission in the case of a charge over the whole of the Property in favour of a reputable bank, if the charge excludes the Trade Inventory and the bank agrees to give Us a minimum of 7 days’ notice before exercising its rights under the charge following Your default.
If you purchase the Trade Inventory from us we will still own it until you pay for it in full.

More Definitions of Trade Inventory

Trade Inventory means all trade fittings, furniture and equipment which do not form part of the Fixtures and Fittings and other portable items on the Property for use in connection with the Business, including any items that you add to the Trade Inventory during the Term.

Trade Inventory means all of the stock-in-trade of the Business (including consumable stores, maintenance spares and inventory in transit to and from the Business), as at the Effective Date and provided for in the Effective Date Accounts;