Requirements Contract

/ˈrɪkwaɪərmənts ˈkɑntrækt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A contract in which a buyer agrees to purchase exclusively from the seller all of the goods the buyer requires during a specified period.
    The parties entered into a requirements contract for the supply of raw materials for one year.

Forms

  • requirements contract
  • requirements contracts

Commentary

Requirements contracts bind the buyer to purchase exclusively from the seller but do not fix quantity; quantity depends on the buyer's actual requirements.

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