Barge and Vessel Weights Sample Clauses

Barge and Vessel Weights. The weight of Shipments delivered by Barge(s) or vessel(s) shall be determined at Seller’s expense (a) by a belt or track scale certified within six (6) months prior to the date of loading, or (b) if a such belt or track scale is not available, by draft survey taken at the Delivery Point prior to the departure of the Barge(s) or vessel(s) from the Delivery Point. All such draft surveys at the Delivery Point shall be conducted by an independent surveyor (commercial marine surveyor for vessels) experienced in the conduct of draft surveys and selected by mutual agreement of the Parties, or failing agreement, by Seller. Absent manifest error, the weights thereby determined will be the basis on which invoices will be rendered and payments made hereunder.
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