Legal Definitions - failure to make delivery

Definition: Failure to make delivery refers to the inability or refusal of a seller to deliver goods or services to a buyer as agreed upon in a contract or agreement.

Example: If a customer orders a product online and pays for it, but the seller fails to deliver the product within the promised timeframe, it is considered a failure to make delivery.

Explanation: The example illustrates how a seller's failure to deliver a product to a customer can result in a failure to make delivery. This can cause inconvenience and financial loss to the buyer, who may have to seek legal action to recover their money or receive the product they paid for.