Failure to deliver the Minimum Required Quantity Sample Clauses

Failure to deliver the Minimum Required Quantity. (A) The Seller shall be liable to pay Liquidated Damages to the extent and in the manner set forth in this Clause if and only if the following conditions are fulfilled at the end of a month:- (i) the quantity of Coal delivered by the Seller including coal procured by the Buyer from Other Sources pursuant to Clause 3.6 (ii) is less than the Minimum Required Quantity (MRQ) as at the end of that month; and (ii) the quantity of Coal at the Receiving Yard on any day during the month is below one-three hundred sixty-fifth of the Contract Quantity; and (i) The Buyer has, during the month, lost generation of electricity for inadequate supply of coal. The Liquidated Damages payable by the Seller in respect of failure to deliver the Minimum Required Quantity (MRQ) shall be determined as follows:- Q = {DMRQ} x n1- {TD1+ RF1 +DD1 } - {DMRQ}x n0 - {TD0+ RF0+DD0} Where DMRQ = Daily Minimum Required Quantity as per Clause 4.2 n1 = No. of days in the year upto the end of the relevant Month. TD1 = Total quantity in Standard Tonnes supplied during the year upto the end of the relevant Month. RF1 = Proportionate Required Quantity of Coal for the duration of one or more Force Majeure events affecting the Buyer and/or the Seller, upto the end of the relevant month. DD1 = Deemed Deliveries in Standard Tonnes during the year upto the end of the relevant Month. n0, TD0, RF0 and DD0 are corresponding quantities upto the end of the previous Month. (ii) The Liquidated Damages payable by the Seller to the Buyer will be equal to P x Q Where 'Q' has the same meaning as in this Clause 3.8(B)(i) and 'P' is the Base Price of [ --- ] Grade Coal. Provided that no Liquidated Damages in terms of this Clause 3.8 shall be payable by the Seller during the first three (3) months starting from the First Delivery Date. (C) For the purpose of this Clause 3.8 and Clause 3.9, quantity of Coal imported or procured from Other Sources by the Buyer in terms of Clause 3.6, shall be deemed to be Coal supplied by the Seller.
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