A consignment agreement is for the use of a Seller who provides goods to another party (i.e. Company), for sale by that Company. The Seller gets paid only after the Company has sold the goods to an end user/consumer/purchaser. The Consignor places goods in the hands of another but retains ownership until the goods are sold. This may typically be done for sale in a store or consignment shop. In the context of sale, it is usually understood that the consignee pays the consignor only after the sale, from its proceeds.
Definition of Consignment Agreement.
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