Supply Contract
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Description
The Supply Contract is used for establishing long-term agreements (i.e. one year or more) between a manufacturer (referred to here as the Supplier) and its client (the Buyer) for the supply of products at predetermined prices. Transactions are carried out through regular orders (every month, or every three months, etc.). In the contract, the minimum and maximum amounts to be supplied are established, as well as a number of alternatives for the adjustment of the price at the end of each year within the term of the contract. In the most important aspects of the contract (amounts and orders, formula for adjusting prices, payment terms, etc.), a number of alternatives have been suggested in order that the most appropriate version may be chosen for the purposes of whoever writes up the contract (i.e. the Supplier or the Buyer). For international transactions the International Supply Contract should be used. |
Index of the contract
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