Common use of PACKING AND DELIVERY Clause in Contracts

PACKING AND DELIVERY. 1. The Supplier shall ensure that the Goods are properly packed, where relevant in accordance with any instructions or specifications from PwC. The Goods must not be packed in packaging that at the time of delivery is environmentally hazardous or suspected to be so, according to provisions of law or current science, or that could in any other way be a threat to health, safety or welfare. 2. The Supplier must deliver the Goods with a packing list that sets out information including the quantity and nature of the Goods, the relevant Contract number, the contact person from PwC and the delivery address. Without this packing list, PwC is entitled to refuse acceptance of the Goods without being liable to pay the purchase price or compensation. 3. The delivery and removal of materials and the refuse, packaging, remaining items and other waste resulting from this work, is the responsibility of, and at the expense of, the Supplier and must be carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations. 4. The Goods must be delivered together with all documents intended to enable their optimum use, as well as any proofs of guarantee or quality certificates. This means, for example, that all parts, materials, aids, tools, spare parts and instructions for use necessary for the use intended by PwC or that the Supplier can reasonably expect to be necessary for such use as is indicated in the Contract, must be supplied, even if they are not specifically listed in the Contract. 5. The Supplier is responsible, at its own expense and risk, for the installation, assembly and other work relating to the supply of the Goods, even if the Supplier has contracted out this work to a third party. Such contracting out is only permissible with the prior written consent of PwC.