Common use of Delayed Deliveries Clause in Contracts

Delayed Deliveries. If the Supplier anticipates that he will not be able to deliver the Product on the Delivery Date, or perform the Services within the agreed timeframe, or otherwise becomes aware of an event that has occurred or is anticipated which may jeopardize a product delivery or fulfilment of the requirements specified by the Buyer, he shall immediately notify the Buyer stating the reason and, if possible, expected time of delivery. Failure to give such notice the Buyer shall be entitled to compensation for additional costs which he incurs and which he could have avoided with such notice. If the Supplier is unable to comply with the Delivery Date, the Buyer is entitled to liquidated damages equal to 0.5% of the purchase price for each calendar week of delay. The total liquidated damages shall not exceed 7.5% of the purchase price of the delayed Products.

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Sources: General Terms and Conditions of Purchase, General Terms and Conditions of Purchase