Delivery Point assumptions Clause Samples
The 'Delivery Point assumptions' clause defines the specific conditions or parameters assumed regarding the location where goods, services, or energy are to be delivered under a contract. It typically outlines details such as the exact delivery site, any logistical requirements, and the responsibilities of each party at the delivery point. For example, it may specify whether delivery is considered complete upon arrival at a buyer’s facility or at a third-party location. This clause ensures both parties have a clear, shared understanding of where and how delivery obligations are fulfilled, thereby reducing the risk of disputes related to delivery logistics.
Delivery Point assumptions. The Service Provider does not have to measure the parameters or quality of Gas at each Delivery Point, but may assume, for the purposes of this document, that the quality and heating value of the Gas delivered at one of the Shipper's Delivery Points is the same as the quality and heating value of the Gas delivered at another Delivery Point on the VicHub, if it is reasonable to do so.
Delivery Point assumptions. The Service Provider does not have to measure the parameters or quality of Natural Gas at each Delivery Point, but may assume, for the purposes of this document, that the quality and heating value of the Natural Gas delivered at one of the Shipper's Delivery Points is the same as the quality and heating value of the Natural Gas delivered at another Delivery Point on the TGP, if it is reasonable to do so.
Delivery Point assumptions. The Transporter does not have to measure the quality or heating value of Gas at each Delivery Point, but may, for the purposes of this agreement, in accordance with Good Industry Practice, assume that the quality and heating value of the Gas delivered at one of the Shipper's Delivery Points is the same as the quality and heating value of the Gas delivered at another Delivery Point on the Pipeline, if it is reasonable to do so.