Common use of Storage and Delivery Clause in Contracts

Storage and Delivery. 6.1 Customers whose goods are be warehoused are required to furnish a current postal or email address to which communications may be sent and to register their signature with the Contractor. When goods are uplifted, or after receipt of goods into a warehouse, the Contractor shall prepare a receipt for an inventory of the goods received. This shall be final and conclusive between the Contractor and the Customer and no discrepancy will be recognised. 6.2 Reasonable notice must be given and mutually agreed between the Customer and the Contractor before removal of goods from the warehouse, usually accommodated with 7 working days notice. 6.3 The Contractor shall not be bound to deliver any goods except to the Customer or to a person authorised by the Customer in writing. The Contractor shall not be bound to deliver any goods from the warehouse without the written order of the Customer and until payment of all amounts owing in respect of such goods is made. 6.4 The Customer shall remove its goods from the warehouse of the Contractor within one Calendar month of it being required to do so by the Contractor by notice in writing. If the Customer refuses or fails to remove goods within such time the Contractor, in accordance with the provisions of the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, may examine the goods and sell them or any part of them at public auction. The Contractor may apply the proceeds of sale towards payment of the amount owing to the Contractor in respect of such goods by the Customer and any balance shall be payable to the Customer, without interest. 6.5 The Customer shall notify the Contractor in writing of any articles which may be liable to customs duties or other official restrictions, and shall indemnify the Contractor against any expenses which may be incurred if the Contractor is not notified. 6.6 If the goods are delayed for any reason, or if the Customer is unable to receive the goods at the place where they are to be delivered immediately on their arrival, the Contractor may unload them into its own or any other storing place. Delivery at any such storing place shall be deemed to be delivery in accordance with the contract. The Contractor shall have a lien in terms of the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, on such goods for all storage and other charges incurred up to the time that the Customer takes delivery of the goods. 6.7 The Contractor may at any time during the removal transfer the goods from vehicle to vehicle or when in storage from one warehouse to another. 6.8 If you make your own arrangements to collect the goods from our warehouse, we are entitled to make a charge for handling them over. Our liability will cease upon handing over the goods.

Storage and Delivery. 6.1 Customers whose goods are be warehoused stored are required to furnish a current postal or email address to which communications may be sent and to register their signature with the Contractor. When goods are uplifted, or after receipt of goods into a warehousestorage, the Contractor shall prepare a receipt for an inventory of the goods received. This shall be final and conclusive between the Contractor and the Customer and no discrepancy will be recognised. 6.2 Reasonable notice must be given and mutually agreed between the Customer and the Contractor before removal of goods from the warehousestorage, usually accommodated with 7 working days notice. 6.3 The Contractor shall not be bound to deliver any goods except to the Customer or to a person authorised by the Customer in writing. The Contractor shall not be bound to deliver any goods from the warehouse storage without the written order of the Customer and until payment of all amounts owing in respect of such goods is made. 6.4 The Customer shall remove its goods from the warehouse storage of the Contractor within one Calendar month of it being required to do so by the Contractor by notice in writing. If the Customer refuses or fails to remove goods within such time the Contractor, in accordance with the provisions of the Contract and Commercial Law Carriage of Goods Act 20171979, may examine the goods and sell them or any part of them at public auction. The Contractor may apply the proceeds of sale towards payment of the amount owing to the Contractor in respect of such goods by the Customer and any balance shall be payable to the Customer, without interest. 6.5 The Customer shall notify the Contractor in writing of any articles which may be liable to customs duties or other official restrictions, and shall indemnify the Contractor against any expenses which may be incurred if the Contractor is not notified. 6.6 If the goods are delayed for any reason, or if the Customer is unable to receive the goods at the place where they are to be delivered immediately on their arrival, the Contractor may unload them into its own or any other storing place. Delivery at any such storing place shall be deemed to be delivery in accordance with the contract. The Contractor shall have a lien in terms of the Contract and Commercial Law Carriage of Goods Act 2017, 1979 on such goods for all storage and other charges incurred up to the time that the Customer takes delivery of the goods. 6.7 The Contractor may at any time during the removal transfer the goods from vehicle to vehicle or when in storage from one warehouse to another. 6.8 If you make your the Customer makes their own arrangements to collect the goods from our warehousestorage, we are the Contractor is entitled to make a charge for handling them over. Our The Contractor’s liability will cease upon handing over the goods.