Chassis Pool Operation and Implementation Sample Clauses

Chassis Pool Operation and Implementation. (a) With agreements subject to the provisions of Article 7 hereof, the Ocean Carrier Parties, or any two or more of them, or any Chassis Pool or Affiliate established hereunder, are hereby authorized to meet, discuss, exchange information and data, negotiate, and agree upon all matters relating to the operation and implementation of the Chassis Pool, including but not limited to the following: A. Terms, conditions, procedures, operating rules, and charges governing pool operations and the contribution, use, receipt, lease, storage, inspection, repair, maintenance and interchange of Chassis. B. Determination, establishment, and assessment of Chassis Pool rates, charges, fees and credits (“Pool Charges”) for the use and/or contribution of Pool Chassis. Pool Charges may be uniform or differential, on a per diem or other basis, and may reflect the costs for maintenance, repair, inspection, storage, repositioning, insurance, administration, and other Pool expenses, and may compensate CCM, an Affiliate, and/or another party for efforts or costs incurred in connection with Pool establishment or development or general efforts to promote or further chassis pooling. Pool Charges may also reflect the value of the use of Chassis contributed to the Chassis Pool by a Contributor through the application of lower rates, credits, or other appropriate means, as determined by the Governing Board of the Chassis Pool. Per diem or other use charges may also reflect other operational or economic factors relevant to the Pool (e.g., utilization of Chassis in excess of set percentages of a Contributor’s contribution or of a User’s or the Pool’s estimate of use, market rates for the lease of chassis, incentives to ensure adequate supply or avoid wasteful or costly practices) as may be determined by the Governing Board from time to time. Charges may be made for damages to or repositioning of Chassis, as well as other expenses, as set forth in the contracts governing the use of Pool Chassis. C. All other terms and conditions under which Chassis will be (a) provided to Users and/or (b) contributed to the Chassis Pool by Contributors or CES’s. Users may, but need not, also be Contributors. D. Insurance, indemnification, and allocation of liability for claims with respect to damage to or loss of equipment, property damage, financial losses, personal injury or death, or other liability relating to or arising out of use of Chassis, contribution of Chassis to the Pool, maintenance, repair, ...
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