Common use of Delay of delivery Clause in Contracts

Delay of delivery. The contractually agreed delivery periods apply. Buyer acknowledges that the offered delivery dates are estimated dates only and it is permissible for these deadlines to be slightly exceeded or shortened. If these requirements are not fulfilled, the deadline shall be extended as appropriate. GERPAAS is responsible for making the ordered products ready for shipment on the preagreed date. In case of major delays buyer has the right to claim liquidated damages at a rate to be agreed with the buyer in writing. Liquidated damages shall not be exceeding the 10% of the total value of the purchase order. GERPAAS cannot be held responsible for additional charges the buyer is liable of due to any delivery delay; for example; rental costs of the buyer’s Crane, car rental, site charges etc. The delivery deadline shall be extended if unforeseeable events occur that are beyond the seller’s control, irrespective of whether such problems arise within the seller’s company itself or with a subcontractor or supplier. Such problems are (or be similar to): force majeure, official measures and also war, rebellion, strikes, natural disasters, lock-outs, epidemics, operational problems and delays in the delivery of products provided that such problems can be proven to have a significant influence on production or on the delivery of the order. 8.

Delay of delivery. The contractually agreed delivery periods apply. Buyer acknowledges that the offered delivery dates are estimated dates only and it is permissible for these deadlines to be slightly exceeded or shortened. If these requirements are not fulfilled, the deadline shall be extended as appropriate. GERPAAS is responsible for making the ordered products ready for shipment on the preagreed date. In case of major delays buyer has the right to claim liquidated damages at a rate to be agreed with the buyer in writing. Liquidated damages shall not be exceeding the 10% of the total value of the purchase order. GERPAAS cannot be held responsible for additional charges the buyer is liable of due to any delivery delay; for example; rental costs of the buyer’s Crane, car rental, site charges etc. The delivery deadline shall be extended if unforeseeable events occur that are beyond the seller’s control, irrespective of whether such problems arise within the seller’s company itself or with a subcontractor or suppliersubcontractor. Such problems are (or be similar to): to force majeure, official measures and also war, rebellion, strikes, natural disasters, lock-outs, epidemics, operational problems and delays in the delivery of products provided that such problems can be proven to have a significant influence on production or on the delivery of the order. 8.