Common use of All Inclusive Clause in Contracts

All Inclusive. The Purchase Price for each Product shall be all-inclusive and represents the sole and exclusive consideration to Seller hereunder for the Products or otherwise, except for (i) freight and insurance costs for which Buyer is responsible (collectively, “Freight Charges”), and (ii) certain taxes assessed on the Purchase Prices for which Buyer is responsible under Section 3.C. Buyer shall not be billed for, nor shall Buyer have any obligation to pay, any charge or amount not specifically authorized in Buyer’s duly issued Purchase Order. Any additional terms or conditions contained on any Seller invoice or packing slip shall not be binding on Buyer, and no action by Buyer (including the payment of any such invoice in whole or in part) shall be construed as binding Buyer with respect thereto. Any additional terms or conditions contained on any Buyer Purchase Order or any Seller invoice or delivery manifest (collectively, “Order and Fulfillment Documentation”) shall not be binding on Seller or Buyer, as applicable. No action by Seller (including the fulfillment of such Purchase Order in whole or in part) or Buyer (including the acceptance of a delivery of Products) shall be construed as binding Seller or Buyer, as applicable with respect to any additional terms or conditions included in any Order and Fulfillment Documentation.