Common use of Check Scale Clause in Contracts

Check Scale. Upon the request of the STATE or PURCHASER, a check scale may be made to determine the accuracy of the original scale. PURCHASER agrees to make logs available for check scaling at reasonable locations designated by the STATE. The STATE agrees to carry out check scaling promptly so as not to unreasonably delay log transfer, rafting, towing, and loading operations. If the difference in scale is less than five percent (5%), then the cost of rescale shall be paid by the STATE. If the check scale exceeds the original scale by five percent (5%), the original scaled volume shall be adjusted by the difference between the check scale and original scale, and the cost of the check scale shall be paid by the PURCHASER.

Check Scale. Upon the request of the STATE or PURCHASERPurchaser, a check scale may be made to determine the accuracy of the original scale. PURCHASER Purchaser agrees to make logs available for check scaling at reasonable locations designated by the STATE. The STATE agrees to carry out check scaling promptly so as not to unreasonably delay log transfer, rafting, towing, and loading operations. If the difference in scale is less than five percent (5%), then the cost of rescale shall be paid by the STATE. If the check scale exceeds the original scale by five percent (5%), the original scaled volume shall be adjusted by the difference between the check scale and original scale, and the cost of the check scale shall be paid by the PURCHASERPurchaser.

Check Scale. Upon the request of the STATE State or PURCHASER, a check scale may be made to determine the accuracy of the original scale. PURCHASER agrees to make logs available for check scaling at reasonable locations designated by the STATEState. The STATE State agrees to carry out check scaling promptly so as not to unreasonably delay log transfer, rafting, towing, and loading operations. If the difference in scale is less than five percent (5%), then the cost of rescale shall be paid by the STATEState. If the check scale exceeds the original scale by five percent (5%), the original scaled volume shall be adjusted by the difference between the check scale and original scale, and the cost of the check scale shall be paid by the PURCHASER.