Manufacturing - sale of goods

Formal contract between a Company (the Seller) and an un-incorporated association (the Buyer), agreeing the conditions of a single order to supply a given number of units of product(s) at fixed price within a fixed period and setting the delivery process and invoicing and settlement for the order. The main purpose of this agreement is to guarantee supply of a given quantity at an agreed price over a given period. The sale is simple, the requirements are well known, the supply can be guaranteed, there are no other products or price lists to complicate the relationship.

Formal contract agreeing the conditions of any sale agreed within a fixed period. Sole trader to sole trader. Any State. The main purpose of this agreement is to fix the price list for the period. It also agrees on ordering process, invoicing, settlement, etc. Seller = ownership passes to the buyer after settlement (also known as the Romalpa clause).

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under the Sale of Goods Act, 1954 in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. In these conditions, the ownership passes to the buyer when assigned to the Buyer in the warehouse.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under the

Australia-wide or in any State. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. These terms contain a Romalpa clause that specifies that the goods remain the property of the seller until the seller has received full payment.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under the

• Sale of Goods Act 1923 (NSW)

in the State of NSW. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. These terms contain a Romalpa clause that specifies that the goods remain the property of the seller until the seller has received full payment.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under

• Sale of Goods Act 1896 (Tas.)

in the State of Tasmania. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. In these conditions, the ownership passes to the buyer when assigned to the Buyer in the warehouse.

Manufacturer to consumer (via retailer). An express limited warranty declaration to accompany the sale of a product in the State of New South Wales.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under

• Sale of Goods Act (NT)

in the Northern Territory. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. In these conditions, the ownership passes to the buyer when assigned to the Buyer in the warehouse.

The terms and conditions of sale of a manufactured product on sale under

• Sale of Goods Act 1895 (SA)

in the State of South Australia. These might be printed on the back of an invoice or a sales docket, for example. These terms contain a Romalpa clause that specifies that the goods remain the property of the seller until the seller has received full payment.

Manufacturer to consumer (via retailer). An express limited warrantry declaration to accompany the sale of a product in the Australian Capital Territory.