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Terms and Conditions
General
1. These Terms and Conditions together with the relevant Purchase Order, any
specifications and plans provided by the Authority and any specific guarantee
arrangements applying to the Goods constitute the contract between the Parties for
the supply of the Goods (the “Contract”).
2. In the event of any conflict between a clause in these Terms and Conditions and a
term of the Purchase Order, the term of the Purchase Order shall prevail.
3. The Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties relating to thesupply of the Goods and replaces all previous negotiations, agreements,understandings and representations, whether oral or in writing. However nothing inthe Contract shall limit or exclude any liability for fraud.
The Goods
1. The Supplier shall supply the Goods in accordance with the terms set out in the
Purchase Order.
2. The Goods shall:
a) be to the reasonable satisfaction of the Authority;
b) be fit and sufficient for all purposes for which such Goods are generally used
and for any specific purpose made known to the Supplier by the Authority;
c) be of the same quality and description as any sample provided; and
d) comply with any requirements or specifications given on the Purchase Order.
Delivery
1. The Supplier shall deliver the Goods to the address for delivery given in the Purchase
Order.
2. Where the Supplier requires access to the Authority’s premises in order to deliver the
Goods:
a) the Supplier shall agree delivery times with the Authority in advance (unless
the Authority agrees otherwise);
b) the Supplier shall comply with any rules or security requirements applied by
the Authority in relation to access to its premises.
3. Except where otherwise agreed by the Authority, delivery of the Goods shall include
unloading the Goods at such place and in such manner as the Authority shall
reasonably direct.
4. The Supplier shall deliver the Goods on or (where the Authority agrees) before the
date or dates given in the Purchase Order. Unless the Purchase Order provides
otherwise, the time of delivery is of the essence in this Contract and any failure to
deliver the Goods by the date (or at the time) given in the Purchase Order shall entitle
the Authority to give the Supplier notice terminating the Contract with immediate
effect.
Property and Risk
1. Without prejudice to the Authority’s other rights and remedies under this Contract,
property and risk in the Goods shall pass to the Authority on acceptance of delivery.
Damage to Goods in Transit
1. Any consignment of Goods dispatched by the Supplier for delivery to the Authority
shall be accompanied by a delivery note prepared by the Supplier marked with the
order number from the Purchase Order. Where applicable, the delivery note shall also
specify the means of transport, the place and date of delivery, the number of
packages, the content of the packages, the weight and volume of the packages and
whether or not the packaging must be returned to the Supplier.
2. Where some or all of the Goods have been damaged in transit (or have failed to
arrive at the Authority after dispatch by the Supplier) the Supplier shall either repair or
replace the Goods in question (at the choice of the Authority) provided always that:
a) in the case of damage in transit the Authority has informed the Supplier of the
damage within 30 days of receiving the Goods; and
b) in the case of non-delivery and where the Supplier has notified the Authority
of the intended date of delivery, the Authority has informed the Supplier
within 10 days of the notified delivery date that the Goods have not been
received.