Common use of ORDERS Clause in Contracts

ORDERS. The Order comes into effect, i.e. a contract is concluded, when the Buyer receives the Seller’s confirmation and acceptance of it without modifications or reservations, with such written confirmation and acceptance to be given within seven (7) days of receipt of the Order. In absence of acknowledgment by such deadline, and so if the Order is not rejected in writing within that term, it is considered to have been tacitly accepted by the Supplier, and the contract comes into effect. Unless expressly approved in writing by the Buyer, any differences or modifications set forth in the order confirmation as compared with the wording of the Order will not be considered valid. The Buyer reserves the right to modify its Order with reasonable notice prior to commencement of the supply.

ORDERS. The Order comes into effect, i.e. a contract is concluded, when the Buyer receives the Seller’s confirmation and acceptance of it without modifications or reservations, with such written confirmation and acceptance to be given within seven (7) days of receipt of the Order. In absence of acknowledgment by such deadline, and so if the Order is not rejected in writing within that term, it is considered to have been tacitly accepted by the Supplier, and the contract comes into effect. Unless expressly approved in writing by the Buyer, any differences or modifications set forth in the order confirmation as compared with the wording of the Order will not be considered valid. .The Buyer reserves the right to modify its Order with reasonable notice prior to commencement of the supply.