Evaporation, Clingage, Shrinkage and Line Losses Sample Clauses

Evaporation, Clingage, Shrinkage and Line Losses. Terminal Owner anticipates that in the normal course of its handling, storage and transport, as applicable, of MPC’s Products, there will be evaporation, clingage, shrinkage, and line losses (“Ordinary Handling Losses”). As such, MPC acknowledges that the quantity of Products it delivers to the Terminals may differ from the amount actually redelivered by Terminal Owner from the Terminals.
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Evaporation, Clingage, Shrinkage and Line Losses. Terminal Owner anticipates that in the normal course of its handling, storage and transport, as applicable, of Customer's Products, there will be evaporation, clingage, shrinkage, and line losses ("Ordinary Handling Losses"). As such, Customer acknowledges that the quantity of Products it delivers to the Terminals may differ from the amount actually redelivered by Terminal Owner from the Terminals.

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