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This is Going to Require All of Your Output

June 07, 2022 (1 min read)

Gain information on output and requirement contracts under Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, including the impact of material changes in the seller's output or the buyer's demand, good faith requirements, the use of estimates, and important contract terms.      

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    Use this short or long form output contract, depending on the complexity of your terms and clauses. It can be simply price, term of agreement, and description of goods, or a more detailed contract, with clauses covering patents and inventions ownership, noncompetition, indemnity, access to records, authority to buy raw materials, spare parts, and designs and specifications.
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    Use this short or long form requirements contract, depending on the complexity of your terms and clauses. It can be simply price, term of agreement, and a description of the goods, or a more detailed contract, with clauses covering manufacturing facilities, packaging requirements, future cooperation, warranties, the buyer's right to return defective goods, indemnity and insurance, risk of loss, and governing law.

 

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