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Apple Crop Sale Agreement

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APPLE CROP SALE AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

__________, of __________ (the "Grower");

AND

__________, of __________ (the "Buyer").

1. The crop sold

1.2 The Grower owns or lawfully holds the orchard, is entitled to sell the Crop, and has not sold or pledged it to anyone else.

2. Picking, grading and packing

2.2 The fruit is graded by size and quality into the grades named in clause 3.1. Each lot is weighed at the place of handover in the presence of both sides or their agents, and a written weighment slip signed by both is the record of that lot.

2.3 The Buyer and the Buyer's workers do not damage the trees, the terraces, the paths or the Grower's other crops, and make good any damage they cause.

3. Price and payment

3.1 The Buyer pays for the Crop at these rates, by grade:

3.4 Any market fee, commission or levy that the law makes payable on the sale is paid by the person the law makes liable for it, and is not deducted from the Grower unless the law says so.

4. Risk

4.2 If the Buyer does not take the fruit within the period in clause 2.1, the Grower may sell the remaining fruit to anyone else, and the Buyer pays any shortfall against the price agreed.

5. Disputes

5.1 A dispute about grade, weight or payment is first settled by talking, with the signed weighment slips as the record. If it is not settled, either side may go to the courts or the authority that has jurisdiction over the district in which the orchard lies.

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Grower: __________

Buyer: __________

Witness 1 (name, address, signature): ______________________________

Witness 2 (name, address, signature): ______________________________

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