purchase terms

The names of the companies and the purchase terms were not disclosed.

They let it on hire purchase terms to a customer.

The option was part of the 2006 purchase terms.

In fact it was the usual proposal form to acquire the car on hire purchase terms.

This can happen if, for example, the sub-purchaser bought the goods from someone who was hiring them on hire purchase terms.

With additional stores in more markets, the chains command better purchase terms on everything from tomatoes to toothpaste.

The respondents agreed to buy a van on the basis that the price could be paid "on hire purchase terms over a period of two years".

They thereby achieved purchase terms with low interest annuities which produced an exceptionally high take-up of land purchase.

At the time, Hutchison Whampoa said its views on the purchase terms "differed from those of the banks and creditors."

To qualify for favorable power purchase terms under Federal law, a solar plant built by an independent power producer must get 75 percent of its heat from the sun.

Mr. Van Schoonhoven is on the tenants' committee, which is currently negotiating purchase terms with North American.

They agreed a price for the old van's trade in, but only that they would pay for the new van 'on hire purchase terms' for two years.

Typically this includes product promotionally literature, product datasheets, product operating manuals and product purchase terms and conditions.

When the library, citing a need to increase its endowment, offered the work for sale last month, it indicated that it would give New York institutions preferential purchase terms.

This is apparent from Helby v. Matthews (see Chapter 17), where someone who was hiring a piano on hire purchase terms, sold it to an innocent purchaser.

This "window" sees the sale and purchase terms of crude oil cargos and the information published in the window is the basis of pricing all over the world.

They each filled in their respective forms as if the van belonged to the trader and as if the customer wished to acquire the van on hire purchase terms.

The House of Lords held that there was no contract at all: the reference to "hire purchase terms" was uncertain, as there was no indication of the terms intended.

They did, however, continue to offer exceptionally generous hire purchase terms on cookers: one Board, for example, offered repayments over ten years and a free parts and replacement service over that period.

The provision of hire purchase terms to owner-drivers and taxicab investors was an important part of the business- and the reason the business was bought by a banking group in 1977.

In the last 30 years we have chosen to buy houses that dwarf our parents' and have been forced to bring in two incomes to support the family, as salaries in real purchasing terms have dropped.

Hire purchase terms were £50 deposit with monthly installments of £10, for a total price of £472, or £18 less if purchased completed in 40 months (rebate reduced by £3 for each additional month.)

Genentech, which is based in South San Francisco, said on Monday that it had sweetened its purchase terms by 50 cents a share, to $82.50, subject to the approval of the Delaware Chancery Court.

In 2004, a jury ruled in favor of Kaiser and a Federal judge decreed that Kaiser was entitled to purchase back 10 percent of the Broncos using the identical purchase terms offered to Elway.

"Depending on the year, up to 30 percent of Fannie's loans came from Countrywide, and Fannie was so grateful that it rewarded Countrywide with sweetheart purchase terms - better than those offered to real (solid and reputable) banks."