and readiness to Deliver Sample Clauses

The 'and readiness to Deliver' clause establishes the requirement for a party, typically a seller or service provider, to be fully prepared to deliver goods or services as stipulated in the contract. This means that all necessary preparations, documentation, and conditions must be met before the delivery can take place, such as ensuring products are packaged, labeled, and available at the agreed location. The core function of this clause is to ensure that delivery obligations are only triggered when the delivering party is genuinely ready, thereby preventing disputes over incomplete or premature deliveries.
and readiness to Deliver. If Delivery is delayed by the late issue of a Notice to Deliver, the Supplier shall, subject to clause 13 be entitled to an extension to the Time for Delivery for the period by which Delivery is delayed beyond the Time for Delivery by reason of the late issue of the Notice to Deliver. Such entitlement shall however exclude any delay in the issue of a Notice to Deliver which is attributable to a delay by the Supplier in the issue of a Manufacture Complete Notice or other failure or delay on the part of the Supplier.
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