Delivery in Good Order Clause Samples
The 'Delivery in Good Order' clause requires that goods or materials provided under a contract must be delivered in a condition that meets agreed-upon quality standards and is free from damage or defects. In practice, this means the receiving party has the right to inspect the goods upon arrival and may reject items that are broken, incomplete, or otherwise not conforming to the contract's specifications. This clause ensures that the buyer receives what was promised and protects them from accepting substandard or unusable goods, thereby reducing disputes over product quality and delivery obligations.
Delivery in Good Order. 7.1 The Supplier shall supply the Plant to the Hirer in good order in conformity with the Technical Workscope, the manufacturer’s specifications, Group Standards and Network Rail Standards and in compliance with the provisions of this Agreement.
7.2 The Plant shall be deemed to be in good order in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, save for either an inherent fault or a fault not ascertainable by reasonable examination, unless written notification is provided within four working days from delivery to site. Where the Plant is required to be erected on site, the period shall be calculated from the date of the completed erection of the Plant.
7.3 The Hirer shall be responsible for the safe keeping of the Plant, its use in a workmanlike manner within the manufacturer’s rated capacity and in accordance with the manufacturer’s and/or the Supplier’s recommendations, and making it available for collection on completion of the Hire Period in equal good order (fair wear and tear excepted).
7.4 The Hirer shall at all times when hiring Plant without the Supplier’s operator or driver take all reasonable steps to keep itself acquainted with the state and condition of the Plant. If such Plant is continued at work or in use in an unsafe and unsatisfactory state or environment, the Hirer shall be solely responsible for any damage, loss, cost, expense or accidents whether directly or indirectly arising therefrom. 8 Ground and Site Conditions
8.1 The Hirer is deemed to have knowledge of the site or the property or land where the Plant is to be delivered and the Hirer warrants that the condition of the site or place of delivery of the Plant is suitable for the use of such Plant.
8.2 If, in the reasonable opinion of the Hirer, the ground (including any private access road or track) is soft or unsuitable for the Plant to work on, travel over, be transported over, be erected or dismantled on without timbers or equivalent support, the Hirer shall supply and lay suitable timbers or equivalent support in a suitable position for the Plant to travel over, work on, be transported over, be erected or dismantled on, including for the purpose of delivery and collection.
8.3 Any timber or other material supplied by the Supplier is provided solely to assist the Hirer under their duties within clause 8.2 and expressly not to relieve it of its legal, regulatory or contractual obligations to ensure adequate stability of the Plant.
8.4 The Hirer is responsible for the protection of, ...
Delivery in Good Order. The person signing on site has been afforded an opportunity to inspect the Plant that is deemed to be in good working order and wholly free from damage at the time of signature. If the Hirer has accepted the Plant on site, the Plant is also deemed to be in good working order and wholly free from damage at the time of delivery. Any shortages of Plant must be notified to Enfield Skips Ltd within 24 hours of the commencement of the hire and confirmed in writing within 72 hours. If the Hirer fails to do this, hire charges will continue and the Hirer may be responsible for the cost of replacing shortages in accordance with paragraph 10.
Delivery in Good Order. 7.1 The Supplier shall supply the Plant to the Hirer in good order in conformity with the Scope, the manufacturer’s specifications, Group Standards and Network Rail Standards and in compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. 7.2 The Plant shall be deemed to be in good order in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, save for either an inherent fault or a fault not ascertainable by reasonable examination, unless written notification is provided within four working days from delivery to site. Where the Plant is required to be erected on site, the period shall be calculated from the date of the completed erection of the Plant.
Delivery in Good Order. 7.1 The Supplier supplies the Cabins to the Hirer in good order in accordance with the Technical Workscope and the Supplier’s Scope and in compliance with the provisions of this Agreement.
7.2 The Hirer is responsible for the safe keeping of the Cabins, its use in a workmanlike manner within the manufacturer’s rated capacity and in accordance with the manufacturer’s and/or the Supplier’s recommendations, and making it available for collection on completion of the Hire Period in equal good order (fair wear and tear excepted).
7.3 The Hirer takes reasonable steps to keep itself acquainted with the state and condition of the Cabins. If the Cabins are found to be in an unsafe or unsatisfactory state, the Hirer is solely responsible for any damage, loss, cost, expense or accidents whether directly or indirectly arising therefrom.
7.4 The risk of all claims for injury to person or property or damage to the Cabins caused by or in connection with the manufacture, storage, transport, loading and unloading and installation and dismantle of the Cabins:
7.4.1 is borne by the Supplier: • until the date of Handover (or partial Handover); and • from the date following the last date of the Hire Period to the date on which all of the Cabins have been removed from the Site (except where the same are caused by the act or omission of the Hirer); and
7.4.2 is borne by the Hirer following Handover (or partial Handover) until the last date of the Hire Period.