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Consignment Sale Agreement

Selling goods on consignment gives independent suppliers (such as artisans, crafters, and collectors) a chance to sell their products without the major expenses of opening a retail location, or the heavy workload of running a mail order business.
You (as supplier of the goods) pay the dealer (as seller of the goods) a percentage of each consignment sale.
The supplier retains ownership of the consignment goods until they are sold or until the dealer pays the supplier for the goods and takes over ownership of them.
The dealer is authorized to sell the goods under the supplier's standard conditions of sale, including any applicable warranties.
The dealer is responsible for proper storage of all consignment goods in its possession and for keeping the goods insured in the name of the consignor.
This is a generic legal form which does not contain references to specific laws of any country or region. It is fully customizable to fit your needs.
Buy and download the form, fill in the information, and sign.

$6.49

The letter acknowledges that the goods are shipped on consignment. If the reseller cannot sell the goods, unsold products can be returned for credit.
The shipper retains a security interest in the goods.
This is a free letter template available in MS Word format. Download, edit to fit your circumstances, print for signature, or e-sign and send.

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The form is used by one party (consignor) who wants to place goods for sale on consignment with another party (consignee).
The consignee will then sell the goods in return for a fixed consignment fee or a percentage of the sale price.
The consignee has no liability for loss or damage while the goods are in its possession.
This Consignment Form template is provided in MS Word format, and is easy to download, fill in and print.

$2.29

This contract template is only for tangible goods (such as art, household items, vehicles, etc.). It cannot be used to sell real estate property.
The auctioneer has the right to decide which goods are suitable for sale, and whether or not to refurbish certain items in order to make them presentable and sellable. All costs of such refurbishment will be paid for by the consignor.
It is the consignee's responsibility to provide complete and accurate descriptions for all goods being auctioned.
The auctioneer will insure the goods in its possession against loss based on a low pre-sale estimate of the value of the goods. The consignee can place additional insurance at its own cost.
The consignee indemnifies the auctioneer against any losses or damages incurred as a result of any misdescription or misrepresentation of the goods by the consignee.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended to be used only in Canada.

$11.99

The agreement is nonexclusive. The supplier can use other dealers to sell the products, and the dealer has the right to sell products that are similar to the consigned products.
The dealer is obligated to maintain and supply adequate records of inventory, sales and accounts receivable for all products sold.
The dealer agrees not to sell any consigned products on credit. All sales must be by cash or credit card charge.
The dealer will hold all payments made on consigned products in a separate trust account for the supplier.
The dealer cannot purchase inventory on its own account.
The dealer has the right to advertise, but not to make product claims or provide warranties for the consigned products.
This Consignment Agreement is a fully editable and reusable template. Buy the form once, and it's yours to use as often as you require.

$29.99

The contract covers the vessel, engines, mechanical equipment, electronics, galley and interior, safety equipment, and extras and accessories.
The consignor will pay a percentage of the sale price as a commission and a monthly storage fee until the vessel is sold.
If there are loans to be paid out on the vessel, an administration fee will be charged as well.
The consignor is responsible for the cost of any advertising paid for by the consignee.
The consignor must keep the vessel insured at all times during the consignment period.
The consignee will be the exclusive sales agent for the vessel.
The consignee will be entitled to its full commission if a sale is completed after the agreement terminates, if the sale is made to a prospective purchaser introduced while the agreement was in effect.
The contract template is available in MS Word format and is fully editable to meet your exact needs.
Intended to be used only in the United States.

$24.99