Counter Hand Sample Clauses

The "Counter Hand" clause defines the point at which responsibility or risk for goods transfers from the seller to the buyer, typically upon the physical handover of goods. In practice, this means that once the buyer or their representative receives the goods—often at a specified location such as a warehouse or delivery dock—the buyer assumes liability for loss or damage. This clause is essential for clarifying the exact moment of risk transfer, thereby preventing disputes over responsibility in the event of damage or loss during the delivery process.
Counter Hand. Employees engaged to provide counter service to customers including selling food and beverages to the public; taking telephone orders/taking orders from a fixed point; setting and/or wiping down tables, removing food plates; picking up glasses and delivery duties as required.
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