Binding Order definition

Binding Order means an irrevocable order, whereby the Advertiser purchases and undertakes to place, by means of one or more Specific Orders, the Internet Advertisement in a specified Partial Order Volume of Internet Advertisement on the Servers during the given Relevant Period, which shall be in all substantial features identical to the template which is for such purpose provided to the Advertiser by the Provider;

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Binding Order means an irrevocable order, whereby the Advertiser purchases and undertakes an obligation to place, by means of one or more Specific Orders or Product Placement Orders, the Advertisement in a specified Partial Order Volume and on specified Media Channels during the Relevant Period and which shall be in all substantial features identical to the template which is for such purpose provided to the Advertiser by the Provider;

Binding Order has the meaning set forth in Section 7.1.

Examples of Binding Order in a sentence

All LSF payments shall be paid in U.S. Dollars within thirty (30) days of the later of MSD’s receipt of Specialty Allografts or Bone Paste, as the case may be, pursuant to a Binding Order, or the receipt of RTI’s invoice therefor.
In case of conflict between Supplier’s quotation and/or the Binding Order and these terms and conditions, Supplier’s quotation and/or the Binding Order will prevail.
The Supplier shall under no circumstances be committed to commence work before the terms of the Binding Order is agreed.
Beginning on the Implementation Date, MSD shall pay to RTI a license and service fee (“LSF”) for Specialty Allografts and Bone Paste delivered to MSD from RTI pursuant to a Binding Order.
Such sublicense and assistance shall apply only to those types and sizes of Specialty Allografts and Bone Paste that RTI is unable to supply to MSD in quantities sufficient to meet a Binding Order or MSD Forecast and only for quantities needed to meet the Binding Order or MSD Forecast.

More Definitions of Binding Order

Binding Order means a purchase order that has been unequivocally accepted by Supplier, either by the issue of a purchase order confirmation from Supplier to Customer or otherwise.

Binding Order shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.2(b) hereof.

Binding Order means a non-cancellable order(s) of a specified number of Batches to be delivered to Sponsor (and Sponsor’s Commercial Partner, if applicable) by Fujifilm in accordance with Section 16, which order shall be submitted to Fujifilm according to the process specified in Section 4.

Binding Order has the meaning given to it in Clause 6 3.2.

Binding Order has the meaning set forth in Section 2.05(c).

Binding Order means the binding commitment of both Parties in relation to the Batches and/or Services made in accordance with Clause 6.1 and/or 6.2.

Binding Order means the purchase order as described in Clause 4.2;

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