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Ccp Posted 11 years ago
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Disregarding this clause's prevention
A clause in a contract says that “... vendor should deliver by July the 10th ... under certain conditions ...”
And I wanted to add a wording to say that if It fails to do so (i.e. delivers later or in an inappropriate manner), will be liable for damages or losses y could have.
Is it correct using the following sentence to say so?
“Vendor will be liable for any damages and losses arising from disregarding this prevention”
Thank you,
And I wanted to add a wording to say that if It fails to do so (i.e. delivers later or in an inappropriate manner), will be liable for damages or losses y could have.
Is it correct using the following sentence to say so?
“Vendor will be liable for any damages and losses arising from disregarding this prevention”
Thank you,
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I am not exactly sure what you have in mind when you use the word "prevention". "
- I am not exactly sure what you have in mind when you use the word "prevention".
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I am not exactly sure what you have in mind when you use the word "prevention". Perhaps this would work:
“The vendor will be liable for any damages or losses arising from the failure to meet these delivery conditions."
“The vendor will be liable for any damages or losses arising from the failure to meet these delivery conditions."
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July the 10th ... Do you need to specify the year?
under certain conditions Do you need to specify the conditions?
Clive...
under certain conditions Do you need to specify the conditions?
Clive...
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Hello Clive,
Actually the initial sentence " ... July the 10th .. certain conditions..." was just an hypothetical example of conditions.
Its purpose was just to introduce my doubt: how to state that the vendor would be liable if he fails to comply with whatever conditions.
My doubt was already clarified, but many thanks for your support.
Actually the initial sentence " ... July the 10th .. certain conditions..." was just an hypothetical example of conditions.
Its purpose was just to introduce my doubt: how to state that the vendor would be liable if he fails to comply with whatever conditions.
My doubt was already clarified, but many thanks for your support.
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