CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS Clause Samples

The 'CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS' clause defines the terms and conditions under which customers may purchase goods or services on credit from the supplier. It typically outlines eligibility requirements for opening a credit account, the process for applying, and the responsibilities of the customer regarding payment terms and credit limits. For example, it may specify that invoices must be paid within 30 days of issue and that the supplier reserves the right to adjust or withdraw credit facilities at any time. This clause ensures both parties understand the rules governing credit transactions, helping to manage financial risk and maintain clear expectations for payment.
CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS. 7.1 If the Customer submits a Credit Account Application and Equipt, at its discretion, approves such Credit Account Application: (a) Equipt will approve a credit limit for the Customer and advise the Customer of this limit. The limit must not be exceeded. (b) the limit under 7.1(a) can be reviewed by Equipt from time to time or at the Customer’s request and may in Equipt’s discretion be decreased or increased on review. (c) the Customer will arrange for the rental of further equipment from Equipt by submitting a request to Equipt in writing and, on Equipt’s acceptance of the request, a new rental agreement in respect of the further equipment will form on the terms of these Rental Terms and Conditions. (d) the Customer will not be required to complete a further Credit Account Application for the rental of additional equipment from Equipt unless the credit required for the equipment will exceed the Customer’s approved credit limit. (e) these Rental Terms and Conditions will be binding on the Customer with respect to all Equipment rented from Equipt or agreed to be rented from Equipt in the future. (f) Equipt will invoice the Customer on the last Business Day of each month for Rental Payments accumulated within that month or following return of the Equipment under clause 4.5. (g) the Customer must pay all amounts invoiced under clause 7.1(f) on or before the 20th day of the month following the month in which the invoice is issued, without any set off or deduction, by depositing the invoiced amount into the bank account nominated by Equipt, or by such other method agreed with Equipt.
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CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS. If the Customer wishes to purchase Goods on credit from ACS, then it must first complete a CreditApplication for trading terms. ACS may, in its sole discretion, elect to offer or refuse credit to the Customer. 8 CREDIT CHECK & GUARANTEE
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CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS. Imail Comms Limited shall send to the Customer weekly invoices, whether by post, email or other means, showing the total Charges or other sums due from the Customer and the Customer shall pay all such invoices in full within 14 days of date of the invoice, unless payment is by direct debit in which case payment must be made within 21 days of date of the invoice.
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CREDIT ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS. A purchase order number from an authorised employee is required to secure any TTM booking.
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