Can a distributor return a product to a company?
Distributor shall not have the right to return any Product to Company, except in the case of a defect notified by Distributor in accordance with Section 2.5.
What should I do if my HEI distributor is not working?
The first area they suggest you check is to make sure all the wire connections on the cap or solid. If a connection is loose, current cannot travel to where it needs to go. If the connections are good, you next need to make sure the unit is getting a strong 12 volts. Many times, a low-voltage issue can cause a myriad of problems.
When does a wholesaler have no right of return?
Wholesaler acknowledges and agrees that no right of returns exists in relation to any unsold Product, including expired Products. Wholesaler may return the Product to CTILS only in case of a defective Product in accordance with the terms of Section 6.5, for Product recall or if the Product is withdrawn from the market in the Territory.
What to do if your distributor has no spark?
If, for some reason you have no spark coming from your distributor, the following will help you check and test the installation, connections, and components, of the unit so that you can get your engine running. The first area they suggest you check is to make sure all the wire connections on the cap or solid.
What happens when distributor goes out of business?
The distributor recovered $10.5 million in antitrust damages. Although the manufacturer’s products accounted for only 16% of the distributor’s sales, the distributor went out of business 4 years later as a result of the termination. The distributor recovered damages for the loss of its entire business.
Can a distributor recover damages for the loss of a business?
The distributor recovered damages for the loss of its entire business. In general, the same rules apply to non-renewals and terminations. A commercial solution to a problem between a supplier and one of its distributors—as opposed to litigation—is the best approach.
What happens if supplier refuses to renew distributor contract?
expensive and disruptive litigation. Terminating a supplier-distributor relationship is a serious business decision with many commercial and legal ramifications. For example, a supplier refused to renew a chemical products distributor’s contract when it expired.
Can a supplier use coercion to terminate a distributor?
If the supplier goes beyond making a suggestion, it could constitute an unlawful resale price maintenance scheme. A supplier cannot use coercion, including threats to terminate a distributor who does not follow the suggested price. There is no clear rule on what constitutes coercion.