FALSE FREIGHT Sample Clauses

FALSE FREIGHT. If for any reason imputable to the SELLER, it does not deliver at least ninety seven percent of the volume of FRUIT ordered by the BUYER for the following week, based on the most recent THIRTEEN WEEK ESTIMATE, the SELLER must pay a single, total and definitive indemnification of $[*] during the first semester of each calendar year (from January 1 to June 30) and $[*] during the second semester of each calendar year (from July 1 to December 31) for each box of FRUIT not delivered over the limit of the margin of tolerance of three percent until the order issued by the BUYER for that shipment is fulfilled, but in no instance will it be responsible for eventual, consequential or collateral damages to the BUYER or its affiliates for this occurrence. Situations of force majeure or fortuitous situations that may prevent the SELLER from fulfilling its obligations are excluded. Notwithstanding the above, the SELLER may exceed the margin of tolerance of three percent in two shipments, at most, during each quarter of the calendar year, so that in such shipments the SELLER may load a minimum of ninety five percent and a maximum of one hundred and five percent of the volume ordered by the BUYER, said surplus subject to availability of space in the ships chartered by the BUYER. This benefit granted by the BUYER to the SELLER is not a cumulative right from one shipment to another or from one quarter to another. The BUYER will try to mitigate its damages using banana volumes from other sources within the normal rotation of the ship to fill the space allowance onboard the ship and will not demand indemnification except for the boxes that were not supplied. The SELLER cannot use this tolerance to allege that the BUYER has waived its right to receive the volumes it ordered nor will it excuse the SELLER from making its best effort to always comply with the volumes ordered by the BUYER. When FALSE FREIGHT occurs, the BUYER will communicate this to the SELLER within the following two weeks. If not, the SELLER will lose it right to collect.
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