Complete Delivery Clause Samples
The Complete Delivery clause requires that all goods, services, or deliverables specified in a contract must be provided in full by the agreed deadline. In practice, this means the supplier or contractor cannot make partial shipments or incomplete deliveries unless the contract specifically allows for it. This clause ensures that the receiving party gets everything they are entitled to at once, preventing delays or disputes over missing items and promoting clear fulfillment of contractual obligations.
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Complete Delivery. Supplier may not overship or undership Products. In either case, Supplier will alert Distributor in a timely manner. Supplier will recover any overshipments or ship additional Products to cover undershipments. All overshipments returned to Supplier, and all additional Products shipped by Supplier to cover undershipments, will be at Supplier’s risk and expense, including transportation charges.
Complete Delivery. All Product units specified in a Purchase Order ----------------- are to be shipped complete. In the event ODM knows that only a portion of the Products will be available for shipment to meet a Delivery Date, ODM shall immediately notify EMACHINES. In such event, EMACHINES shall have the option to accept partial shipment or direct ODM to reschedule the shipment.
Complete Delivery. Unless otherwise provided in the PO, delivery shall not be deemed to have taken place until the Goods and/or Services have been received in full and in conformance with all certificates of approval, test certificates, calibration certificates, offshore certification, material traceability certificates and other certification or necessary documentation required according to this Agreement or at law. Total loss. In the event that ▇▇▇▇▇’s premises becomes a total loss (which includes a constructive, arranged and/or comprised total loss as well as loss due to expropriation) this Agreement shall automatically be considered terminated without notice as from the moment of the incident directly leading to the total loss occurred and except for Buyer’s obligation to pay Supplier any amounts due for Goods and/or Services prior to the termination, neither Party shall have any claims whatsoever towards the other in connection with the termination.
Complete Delivery. 7.2.1 Supplier may not over ship or under ship Products. In either case, Supplier will alert Buyer in a timely manner. Supplier will recover any over shipments or ship additional Products to cover under shipments. All over shipments returned to Supplier, and all additional Products shipped by Supplier to cover under shipments, will be at Supplier’s risk and expense, including transportation charges.
Complete Delivery. The delivery is considered complete when the service has gone into production.
Complete Delivery. Unless otherwise provided in the Work Order, delivery shall not be deemed to have taken place until the Goods and/or Services have been received in full and in conformance with the timeline and milestones set out in the Work Order and with all certificates of approval, test certificates and other certification or necessary documentation required according to this Agreement or at law.
Complete Delivery. Delivery shall not be deemed complete until goods or materials have been received, inspected and accepted by Buyer, notwithstanding any agreement to pay freight, express or other transportation charges. Buyer’s count will be accepted as final and conclusive on all shipments.
Complete Delivery. Unless otherwise provided in the Work Order, delivery shall not be deemed to have taken place until the Goods and/or Services have been received in full and in conformance with the timeline and milestones set out in the Work Order and with all certificates of approval, test certificates and other certification or necessary documentation required according to this Agreement or at law.