Примеры использования Committed to purchase на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In some cases, the selection of the third-party supplier is left to the party committed to purchase goods paragraphs 45 and 46.
A party originally committed to purchase goods engaging a third party may therefore wish to include in its contract with the third party a"hold-harmless" clause.
Those long term contracts could have specified the maximum amounts the pipeline companies were committed to purchase but they did not.
A party committed to purchase goods frequently cannot use the goods to be purchased, or lacks the marketing capacity or knowledge necessary to resell them.
Sometimes the countertrade agreement limits the freedom of the party originally committed to purchase goods to select the third party.
When the party committed to purchase goods has a particular interest in obtaining the goods, the supplier's commitment to conclude a contract for the supply of the agreed goods may be supported by a guarantee.
Section B(paragraphs 4-40)discusses the case in which a party originally committed to purchase goods engages a third party to make those purchases. .
Cases in which the party committed to purchase goods makes those purchases itself and then resells the goods are not within the subject-matter of this chapter, since those cases are not specific to countertrade.
As discussed in chapterVII,"Participation of third parties", the countertrade party committed to purchase or to supply goods may have the right to engage a third party to fulfil that commitment.
When the party committed to purchase goods manufactures the same type of goods, the parties may agree that the price will be determined on the basis of the price charged by the purchaser or on the basis of the purchaser's own cost of manufacture.
Another way of limiting the freedom to select a third party is to provide that the party originally committed to purchase goods is not permitted to engage a third party without the consent of the supplier.
Otherwise, the party originally committed to purchase may be liable for a resale of the goods by the third party in violation of a restriction set out in the countertrade agreement without the benefit of indemnification from the third party.
If this possibility is taken into account,the third party would have to pay an amount to the party originally committed to purchase the goods corresponding to the extent to which the actual resale price increased above the anticipated resale price.
When it is possible that the party committed to purchase goods will engage a third party to make the purchases, the supplier may be interested in seeing that a resale restriction stipulated in the countertrade agreement will be observed by the.
For that purpose, the supplier may wish to include in the countertrade agreement a provision obligating the party originally committed to purchase goods to incorporate the resale restriction in the contract by which the party originally committed engages the third party.
In some cases,the party originally committed to purchase may wish to have an opportunity to make alternative arrangements to fulfil the countertrade commitment in the event that the third party fails to make the necessary purchases. .
This section deals with pre-contractual quality control,i.e., quality control carried out before the conclusion of a supply contract by the party committed to purchase in order to establish whether the goods offered conform to the quality standards set in the countertrade agreement.
It may be agreed that the party originally committed to purchase the goods is to give the third party notice when a claim is raised that may result in the third party's liability under the hold-harmless clause.
It is advisable to make it clear in the contract for the engagement of the third party whether it is up to the third party to carry out all aspects of the negotiation with the supplier relating to the conclusion of the future contract, orwhether the party originally committed to purchase the goods should participate in some way in the conclusion or performance of the contract.
The chapter deals with cases in which a party committed to purchase or committed to supply goods, instead of itself purchasing or supplying goods, engages a third party to do so sections B and C.
It may also be agreed that, at specified points in the period for the fulfilment of the countertrade commitment, a party committed to purchase would be obligated to provide an estimate of the quantities of goods expected to be purchased in the upcoming period of time.
Furthermore, a party committed to purchase goods and requested to accept an agreed sum set at a particularly high level may as a counterbalance seek a lower price for the goods that party is to purchase, or that party may seek a higher sale price for its own goods.
A party committed under a countertrade agreement to purchase goods(party"originally" committed to purchase goods) often engages a third party("thirdparty purchaser") to make those purchases paragraphs 4-7.
For example, the party originally committed to purchase goods might have to factor into the costs of the transaction the risk that the fee charged by the third party in connection with the purchase of the countertrade goods(see below, paragraphs 30-36) might be higher than fees charged by other third parties or the risk that the third party will fail to make the purchases. .
As noted in chapter VII,"Participation of third parties", paragraph 27,the party originally committed to purchase may be liable under the countertrade agreement for a resale of the goods by the third party in violation of a restriction set out in the countertrade agreement.
Furthermore, the party originally committed to purchase goods may wish to include in its contract with the third party a holdharmless clause committing the third party to indemnify the party originally committed to purchase for any liability to the supplier resulting from a violation by the third party of a resale restriction for a discussion of hold-harmless clauses, see chapter VII, paragraph 37.
When reference is made to a party who is committed to purchase or supply goods but has not yet done so,the Legal Guide may use the terms"party committed to purchase goods" and"party committed to supply goods" to make it clear that a contract has not been concluded yet.
Recognition and measurement Regular purchases and sales of investments are recognised on trade-date- the date on which the Group commits to purchase or sell the asset.
However, private finance initiatives differ from public-private partnerships in that the Government commits to purchasing services from the private sector through a long-term agreement.