Common use of Order and Delivery Clause in Contracts

Order and Delivery. 4.1 The order from BUYER to SUPPLIER for the purchase of any of products (“Order”) shall be given by BUYER in writing from time to time. All purchase orders submitted by BUYER to SUPPLIER shall be acknowledged by SUPPLIER by returning a Proforma Invoice matching the Purchase Order via fax or email to BUYER within seven (7) working days after receipt and upon delivery of such Proforma Invoice shall become binding upon SUPPLIER. No Order shall be binding upon SUPPLIER unless and until it has been accepted and confirmed in writing by delivery of a Proforma Invoice by SUPPLIER. SUPPLIER may refuse to accept any Order only if BUYER is in violation of Paragraph 4.5 below and SUPPLIER shall not be liable to BUYER in respect of any such refusal If SUPPLIER. refuses to accept any Order placed by BUYER hereunder, BUYER shall then be permitted to purchase the Products covered by such Order from any third party. Except as otherwise provided herein, no firm Order shall be cancelled or adjusted by either party without the written consent of the other party.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Supply Agreement, Supply Agreement (Power Solutions International, Inc.), Supply Agreement (Power Solutions International, Inc.)

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