Common use of Delivery Time Clause in Contracts

Delivery Time. 4.1 The delivery time is binding. As soon as Supplier has reason for the assumption that he may be fully or partly unable to fulfil his contractual obligations at all or not on time, he has to advise Buyer without delay, providing reasons for this circumstance and the expected duration of the delay. Should Supplier fail to give this notice, he shall be liable for damages, unless he proves that he is not responsible for the fact that such notice was not furnished on time.

Delivery Time. 4.1 The delivery time is binding. As soon as Supplier has reason for the assumption that he may be fully or partly unable to fulfil his contractual cont- ractual obligations at all or not on time, he has to advise Buyer without delay, providing reasons for this circumstance and the expected duration dura- tion of the delay. Should Supplier fail to give this notice, he shall be liable for damages, unless he proves that he is not responsible for the fact that such notice was not furnished on time.

Delivery Time. 4.1 The delivery time is binding. As soon as Supplier Seller has reason for the assumption that he it may be fully or partly unable to fulfil his its contractual obligations at all or not on time, he it has to advise Buyer Purchaser without delay, providing reasons for this circumstance and the expected duration of the delay. Should Supplier Seller fail to give this notice, he it shall be liable for damages, unless he Seller proves that he it is not responsible for the fact that such notice was not furnished on time.