Common use of The Quotation Clause in Contracts

The Quotation. 2.1 The Supplier shall provide to the Client a proposal for the services to be provided (“the Quotation”) which shall set out: a) The services which the Supplier will undertake for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇) The date or time period within which the service will be performed c) The costs which the Client shall be charged for the performance of the services including i. Any fees which the Supplier shall charge ii. Any expenses which the Supplier will require the Client to meet (including but not limited to the costs of materials) iii. Any VAT or tax element which will be payable by the Client 2.2 The Quotation shall be attached to these terms and conditions as a schedule and where a contract is entered into between the Supplier and the Client, the Client will be deemed to have accepted the content of the Quotation in full.

The Quotation. 2.1 3.1. The Supplier shall provide to the Client a proposal for the services to be provided (“the Quotation”) which shall set out: a) The services which the Supplier will undertake for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇Client. ▇b) The date or time period within which the service will be performed. c) The costs which the Client shall be charged for the performance of the services including: i. Any fees which the Supplier shall charge. ii. Any disbursements or expenses which the Supplier will require the Client to meet (including but not limited to the costs of materials). iii. Any VAT or tax element which will be payable by the Client 2.2 . The Quotation shall be attached to these terms and conditions as a schedule and where a contract is entered into between the Supplier and the Client, the Client will be deemed to have accepted the content of the Quotation in full.