DELIVERY ITEMS Sample Clauses

The DELIVERY ITEMS clause defines what goods, products, or materials are to be provided under the contract. It typically lists or references specific items, quantities, and any relevant specifications or standards that must be met upon delivery. This clause ensures both parties are clear about what is being supplied, reducing the risk of disputes over incomplete or incorrect deliveries.
DELIVERY ITEMS. Delivery Items" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 1.6 of the Agreement.
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DELIVERY ITEMS. All Joint Delivery Items shall have been deposited into the Escrow.
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DELIVERY ITEMS. The Co-Administrative Agent shall be satisfied that all items necessary to Complete such Qualifying Picture (including satisfaction of all conditions precedent to payment of Eligible Receivables to be included in the Borrowing Base calculation with respect to such Qualifying Picture) will either be the responsibility of the Approved Completion Guarantor pursuant to the applicable Completion Guaranty or shall have been otherwise provided for in a manner acceptable to the Co-Administrative Agent in its sole discretion.
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DELIVERY ITEMS. 1.3.1 Each delivery item has a customer part number. Each customer part number has a specification (usually a drawing) which includes a reference to the currently appli- cable standard quality assurance agreement(s). In addition, the latest standard quality assurance agreement(s) is/are normally sent to the supplier by the purchasing department together with the specifications as part of the request. If the supplier has not received all the necessary documents, it is obliged to request them, stating the customer part number. Delivery items include both the goods delivered and ser- vices rendered. 1.3.2 The supplier has checked the delivery items and the associated quality assurance requirements and found them to be consistent. If the supplier receives amended de- scriptions from the customer, it must verify their coherence immediately. Such amended descriptions shall be deemed to have been found to be consistent by the supplier and shall supplement the delivery items without further delay un- less the supplier rejects them within a reasonable period on justifiable grounds. 1.3.3 If the customer has delivered a sample to the sup- plier or the supplier has manufactured a sample which the customer has accepted, the features and properties of this sample shall be treated as an addition to the description of the delivery items. 1.3.4 The delivery items shall comply with the agreed description (e.g. via performance descriptions, specifica- tions, data sheets, drawings, design documents, require- ment specifications, .
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DELIVERY ITEMS. To the extent that the same are actually possessed by Seller and not previously delivered to Buyer, within five (5) Business Days (as hereinafter defined) after execution of this Agreement, Seller shall deliver copies of the following to Buyer: (a) Any reports prepared for Seller by consultants or engineers relating to the environmental status and general physical condition of the Property or any such reports in Seller's possession whether or not prepared for Seller. If Seller has knowledge of any such reports not prepared specifically for Seller and not in Seller's possession, Seller shall disclose same to Buyer; (a) Any surveys, plans and specifications and title insurance policies relating to the Property thereof; (c) Any permits, licenses or governmental approvals with respect to the Property, if and to the extent transferable, currently outstanding with respect to the Property; (d) All service contracts, maintenance contracts, and other contracts or agreements pertaining to, or affecting, the Property and any warranties, guarantees and indemnities by third parties which affect the Property; and (e) all those items set forth on Exhibit B hereof not identified in (a) through (d) above.
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DELIVERY ITEMS. (a) To the extent not previously delivered to Buyer and to the extent reasonably within Seller's control and possession, the Seller shall promptly (and in no event later than ten (10) business days of the date hereof) make available or deliver to the Purchaser at the Seller's sole cost and expense, the following: (i) copies of all existing and proposed easements, covenants, restrictions, agreements or other documents which affect title to each of the Properties that are actually known by the Seller and that would not typically be disclosed by a preliminary title report; (ii) all surveys of each of the Real Properties; (iii) copies of the most recent property tax bills for each of the Properties; (iv) copies of all documents relating to actions, suits, and legal or administrative proceedings affecting each of the Properties; (v) regularly-prepared financial information concerning income and expenses relating to the ownership and operation of each of the Properties for the prior three (3) years; (vi) copies of the Leases and financial information pertaining to the tenants under the Leases; and (vii) all environmental, structural, soils, seismic and other reports, studies or memoranda relating to the Properties, and all other contracts, agreements, or documents of material significance for the Properties. (b) In the event that there are any additional income producing agreements, other than those delivered to the Buyer pursuant to Section 10.20(a) above, solely relating to the operation of the Properties (i) of which the Seller or the Buyer becomes aware prior to the Closing, the Seller shall promptly deliver such agreements to the Buyer for the Buyer's review and reasonable approval prior to Closing, or (ii) of which the Seller or the Buyer becomes aware after the Closing, the Seller shall promptly delivery such agreements to the Buyer for the Buyer's review and reasonable approval. In the event that the Buyer approves of any such agreements pursuant to subsection (ii) above, then the Seller agrees to transfer its interest in such agreements to the Buyer pursuant to and assignment and assumption agreement approved by both parties.
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DELIVERY ITEMS. Licensor shall pay all costs of Delivery. No later than the Delivery Deadline, Licensor shall effect Delivery of the Picture by delivering to Fox the items identified in Exhibit "A"—Delivery Requirements (including Schedule "A-1"), attached hereto, (collectively, "Delivery Items").
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