SHPL Return Policy for SHPL Independent Distributors Clause Samples

SHPL Return Policy for SHPL Independent Distributors. SHPL Independent Distributors may return the products within 30 days of purchase as per the following terms: 9.14.2.1 The SHPL IBO must return the product(s) to the exact place from where the products purchased – Company warehouse in case of the order was placed directly with the company online or the respective SHPL gallery, if the product was picked up locally. 9.14.2.2 Period of return for products is calculated as the number of days from the invoice date, to the date of receipt at the SHPL warehouse or gallery. 9.14.2.3 Condition refers to the condition in which the stock is received back from the SHPL IBO as a return. 9.14.2.4 The product can be ‘marketable’ or ‘unmarketable’ depending on the condition of the returned stocks assessed by the Returns Executives at the SHPL office. 9.14.2.5 Total BV (Business Volume) of the returned products will be deducted from the returning SHPL Independent Distributor’s account as well as the entire Line of Sponsorship. 9.14.2.6 The Product Return Policy does not apply to partially used products, open packs, promotional tools and videos or other sales aids. 9.14.2.7 Total returns quantity cannot exceed the quantity appearing on the invoice. 9.14.2.8 In the event, the products are returned by a Retail Customers directly to SHPL, corresponding BV will be adjusted from the retailing SHPL IBO’s account and any excess amount paid shall be recoverable from SHPL IBO.
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