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Supplier agreementNordlog AB · draft
§ 4 Price
- Logistics services · 12 moSEK 360 000
- Warehousing · 12 moSEK 120 000
- Cross-dock · 24 moSEK 760 000
- TotalSEK 480 000
§ 11 Limitation of liability
Liability is limited to 12 months'6 months' fees.
Annex B
Data processing agreement · attached by rule
Approval route
- Contract ownerAlways
- Sales directorValue over SEK 1 m
- Legal§ 11 changed
Ready to send2 signers · in order
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