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Draft my supply of goods agreement — free preview →SUPPLY OF GOODS AGREEMENT
Business-to-business framework for recurring supply
THIS AGREEMENT is made on __________
BETWEEN:
(1) __________ (Company Number: __________), whose registered office is at __________ (the "Supplier"); and
(2) __________ (Company Number: __________), whose registered office is at __________ (the "Buyer").
BACKGROUND
The Supplier manufactures or supplies __________ and has agreed to supply them to the Buyer, and the Buyer has agreed to buy them, on the terms of this Agreement.
AGREED TERMS
1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
(1.1) "Business Day" means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in England when banks in London are open for business. "Delivery Location" means the Buyer's premises at __________ or such other address as the Buyer specifies in an Order. "Forecast" means the Buyer's non-binding estimate of its requirements under clause 3.1. "Goods" means the goods described in the Specification. "Order" means the Buyer's written order for Goods under clause 3. "Price" means the price for the Goods in clause 6 and Schedule 2. "Specification" means the description, quality, grade, packaging and labelling requirements for the Goods in Schedule 1, including any applicable certification. "Term" means the period in clause 2.
(1.2) Headings do not affect interpretation; "including" means including without limitation; references to statutes include amendments and re-enactments; "writing" includes email.
2. TERM
(2.1) This Agreement begins on __________ and continues for __________ and thereafter until terminated by either party giving at least __________ written notice, expiring no earlier than the end of the initial term, or until terminated under clause 14.
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The law of England and Wales by default; Scotland and Northern Ireland are available where the document type exists there. The drafting notes behind each template are kept current with UK law.
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