Exceptional Validation 3 Sample Clauses

Exceptional Validation 3. 3.1 The upstream Party shall be entitled to request that a validation of Measurement Equipment (or any component thereof) be carried out at any time, by notice to the downstream Party specifying the Offtake and the Measurement Equipment or component thereof to be validated and the upstream Party's reason(s) for requesting such validation. The notice(s) stated in this clause would imply this is written communication i.e. email or letter. Cost Recovery applies to D3.3.7 only and the proposal is to confirm upfront any request for Exceptional Validation and the quotation agreed ahead of work commencing where possible.
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