Partial Order definition
Examples of Partial Order in a sentence
The Parties will mutually agree upon communications to Approved Customers relating to a Partial Order Cancellation for a Delayed Item.
When you place a Partial Order with us you acknowledge that such Partial Order allows us to execute your Transaction in a size that is smaller than the size specified by you.
A Partial Order is useful if you want to increase the likelihood of at least part of your Order being filled.
Amazon Services will notify Affirm of Full Order Cancellations, Partial Order Cancellations, Warranty Partial Order Cancellations and Amazon Concessions in accordance with the Technical Specifications.
On September 11, 2008, the MDL Court signed a Partial Order of Remand remanding the SPS case and setting it for trial before the 100th Judicial District Court of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County, Texas on February 16, 2009.
If Schering notifies Pharmion that it is able to supply some, but less than all of the amount requested by Pharmion, then such lesser quantity shall constitute a binding commitment on the part of Schering to deliver and on the part of Pharmion to purchase the lesser quantities so specified (a "Firm Partial Order").
Amazon Services will notify Affirm of Partial Order Cancellations by the Approved Customer on the date of such partial cancellation or receipt of such Purchased Goods, as the case may be (the “Partial Order Cancellation Date”) in accordance with the Technical Specifications.
On September 11, 2008, the MDL Court signed a Partial Order of Remand remanding this case to the trial court.
For returns of one or more Purchased Goods in a Basket due to a warranty claim (a “Warranty Partial Order Cancellation”), an Approved Customer must exercise his or her right to return such Purchased Goods during the applicable warranty period as provided by the manufacturer.
However, Pharmion hereby acknowledges that circumstances may arise in which Schering is unable to enter into a binding commitment to deliver any of the Product desired by Pharmion in the first 3 months of a given Long-Range Forecast or to make up the shortfall in supply occasioned by a Firm Partial Order.