Acknowledgment of Responsibilities of Original User Sample Clauses

Acknowledgment of Responsibilities of Original User. (a) Original User acknowledges and agrees that: the exchange of CEA Sendout hereunder shall be reflected in its own Terminal User Account and that its net LNG Position shall be adjusted accordingly. For the avoidance of doubt, the Original Quantity shall decrease and the Exchanged Quantity shall increase the debited quantity of Regisified LNG delivered to or for the account of Long-Term User or Spot Cargo User, as the case may be, by Terminal Operator at the Regasified LNG Delivery Point; and it shall remain responsible for any Failed LNG Cargo Event with respect to any and all Regasified LNG delivered as Daily Planned Sendout pursuant to this Agreement, and that Original User shall maintain in force, at all times during the Term, its Terminal User’s Guarantee in accordance with the TUA and its Inter-User Guarantee in accordance with the IUA.
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Acknowledgment of Responsibilities of Original User. (a) Original User acknowledges and agrees that: the sale of CEA Sendout hereunder shall be reflected in its own Terminal User Account and that its net LNG Position shall be adjusted accordingly; it shall remain responsible for any Failed LNG Cargo Event with respect to any and all Regasified LNG delivered as CEA Sendout pursuant to this Agreement, and that Original User shall maintain in force, at all times during the Term, its Terminal User’s Guarantee in accordance with the TUA and its Inter-User Guarantee in accordance with the IUA; its net LNG Position shall be adjusted to reflect the CEA Sendout sold pursuant to this Agreement, including to account for any Evacuation Gas associated with a failure of Capacity Exchange User to receive the nominated CEA Sendout; subject to the Terms and Conditions of Sale, it will be responsible for, and bear all liability associated with, the nomination and receipt of CEA Sendout at the Regasified LNG Delivery Point, including any liability associated with failure to secure Downstream Rights for the nominated quantities9; and its monthly invoice shall include Capacity Fees and adjustments associated with the total quantity of Regasified LNG sold to Capacity Exchange User in accordance with this Agreement.
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