The
terms of sale were lowered by him to the standard fixed by Mr.
are some situations where creditors have little to no leverage when it comes to avoiding longer
terms of sale. There are others where you do have opportunities to negotiate in the spirit of achieving a win-win agreement.
Check the
terms of sale. If the fabric is not the colour on the sample, the firm should accept a return at no cost to yourself.
But along with the $1,500 device comesA (http://www.google.com/glass/terms/) Google's
terms of sale , which has some interesting language regarding the reselling and lending of Google's smart glasses.
Also in focus was oil giant BP, after agreeing the
terms of sale for its 50% stake in TNK-BP to Rosneft.
Whether your company is the buyer or the seller, it's important you understand these
terms of sale because they determine:
The
terms of sale of Chase Manhattan Bank's Virgin Islands assets have been worked out after nearly a year of often tense negotiations, reports CANA (July 30, 2000):
To sustain [the IRS's change-in-method argument] would have the effect of denying a business the right to determine the
terms of sale of its product without clearing the matter with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, clearly an odious propagation of the tentacles of the Government anemone.
The
terms of sale called for the subsidiaries to bear the cost of insuring the products against damage or destruction during shipment.
Another carrier expects policyholders to stop shipping after the account goes a certain number of days past
terms of sale and a specific dollar amount.
When contracts for the purchase and sale of goods also involve the transportation of those goods, they usually include "
terms of sale."
Terms of sale set forth certain conditions, including when title to the goods passes from seller to buyer; who bears the risks of loss or damage to the goods during loading, transportation, and unloading; and who pays the costs of freight and insurance.
