Change in Expected Receipt Quantity Sample Clauses

Change in Expected Receipt Quantity. If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) and Section 5.2(a), Customer anticipates a change, by way of either increase or decrease, of more than five percent (5%) in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity. SABINE shall use reasonable endeavors to accept any increase in the quantity but shall at all times have the right not to accept such new increased quantity if, in its reasonable discretion, such increased quantity would conflict with any Other Customer’s unloading schedule or entitlement to Services or exceed Customer’s Service entitlements at the Sabine Pass Facility.
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Change in Expected Receipt Quantity. If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(iv) herein, Customer anticipates a change, by way of either increase or decrease, of at least five percent (5%) in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity. SABINE shall use reasonable endeavors to accept any increase in the quantity but shall at all times retain the right not to accept such new increased estimate if, in its sole discretion, such new estimate will result in excess inventory at the Sabine Pass Facility.
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Change in Expected Receipt Quantity. If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section Error! Reference source not found. and Section 2.1(c), Seller anticipates a change, by way of either increase or decrease, of more than five percent (5%) in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Seller shall promptly provide notice thereof to Buyer and include in such notice Seller’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity. Buyer shall use reasonable endeavors to accept any increase in the Expected Receipt Quantity but shall at all times have the right not to accept such new increased quantity if, in its reasonable discretion, such increased quantity would conflict with any Terminal Users unloading schedule or entitlement to services or exceed Seller’s rights at Buyer’s Facility as a result of this Agreement.
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Change in Expected Receipt Quantity. If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) and Section 5.2(a), Customer anticipates a material change in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity. SABINE shall use reasonable endeavors to accept such changed quantity but shall at all times retain the right not to accept any increased quantity if, in its reasonable discretion, such increased quantity would conflict with any Other Customer’s unloading schedule or entitlement to Services or exceed Customer’s Service entitlements at the Sabine Pass Facility.
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