Determination of Grade at Coal Seams Sample Clauses

Determination of Grade at Coal Seams. ‌ 30.1.1 The Coal grade will be declared as per the provisions of Colliery Control Rules, 2004. The Mine Operator shall be entitled to participate in sampling and testing of samples collected from Coal Seams for the purpose of declaration of grade. At the start of each Accounting Year, the grade of Coal will be declared in accordance with this Clause 30.1.1 (the “Declared Grade”). 30.1.2 In case there is a Grade Slippage during an Accounting Year, the Mine Operator may request the revision of the grade in accordance with the provisions of Colliery Control Rules, 2004 and notifications made thereunder.
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Determination of Grade at Coal Seams. ‌ 30.1.1 The Coal grade will be declared as per the provisions of Colliery Control Rules, 2004 (as amended from time to time). The Mine Operator shall be entitled to participate in sampling and testing of samples collected from Coal Seams for the purpose of declaration of grade. At the start of each Accounting Year, the grade of Coal will be declared in accordance with this Clause 30.1.1 (the “Declared Grade”). All costs incidental to declaration of the Coal grade shall be borne by the Authority. 30.1.2 In case there is a Grade Slippage during an Accounting Year, the Mine Operator may request the revision of the Declared Grade in accordance with the provisions of Colliery Control Rules, 2004 (as amended from time to time) and notifications made thereunder.
Determination of Grade at Coal Seams. 30.1.1 The Coal grade will be declared as per the provisions of Colliery Control Rules, 2004 (as amended from time to time). The Mine Operator shall be entitled to participate in sampling and testing of samples collected from Coal Seams for the purpose of declaration of grade. At the start of each Accounting Year, the grade of Coal will be declared in accordance with this Clause 30.1.1 (the “Declared Grade”).

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