The supply agreement is an important document governing the relationship of business partners. For fruitful work, it is necessary to comply with legal provisions and clearly stipulate the consequences of a possible refusal to fulfill obligations.
Instructions
Step 1
Pay due attention to the provisions of the supply agreement at the stage of development. The refusal to comply with it must be provided for by business partners and assume a reasonable and conflict-free settlement. Either pinpoint the cases when one of the partners can refuse to fulfill the current contract unilaterally, or give it an unconditional right of refusal.
Step 2
Please note that if a specific supply agreement contains the wording: "A party has the right to refuse to execute it by sending a timely notification of the refusal to the other party," the reason for the refusal of the agreement and the occurrence of certain legal consequences becomes completely unimportant.
Step 3
Refuse to fulfill obligations based on insuperable or changed circumstances provided for by law. However, keep in mind that in this case, the party that initiated the refusal must act, not violating, but protecting the rights of the business partner.
Step 4
Feel free to justify your refusal to execute the contract in the cases provided for by law. The buyer has every right to not fulfill the terms of delivery and demand a refund.
Step 5
This decision is fully justified if the seller refuses to transfer the sold batch of goods, in the absence of the necessary documents or related items that were never provided to him on time, when receiving a smaller volume of products than provided for by the contract, and also if the assortment does not correspond his requirements. The basis for refusal may also be the detection of various violations of the quality of products, the transfer of defective, deformed or incomplete products to the buyer.
Step 6
Please note that the seller may also refuse to fulfill the supply contract if the buyer, in violation of the law or the terms of the concluded contract, refuses to accept the goods. In this case, the seller has every right to demand its acceptance by the buyer.
Step 7
Refuse to fulfill your obligations and demand the return of the goods sold to the buyer if he has not made the payment or the amount of payment does not exceed half of the total cost of the consignment.
Step 8
If you periodically receive goods with defects that are not eliminated within a reasonable time, or there are repeated violations of the delivery or payment terms, as well as with frequent non-selection of goods, refuse to fulfill the terms of the delivery contract.
