General Procedure for Bulk Shipments Sample Clauses

General Procedure for Bulk Shipments. (a) For all deliveries in Bulk Shipments, weighing, sampling for assay purposes and determination of moisture for each Parcel shall be carried out by the Purchasers’ Agent at the Purchasers’ Agent’s expense upon delivery of the Concentrates to the Discharge Port or at Receiving Works, at the Purchasers’ Agent’s option; provided however, that if, the Seller, acting reasonably, can demonstrate to the Purchasers’ Agent that suitable weighing and sampling facilities are not available at the Purchasers’ Agent’s nominated Discharge Port, the Seller and the Purchasers’ Agent shall discuss in good faith, arrangements for suitable weighing and sampling with respect to Parcels of Concentrate to be delivered to such nominated Discharge Port. If the Parties cannot agree on suitable weighing and sampling arrangements within ten Business Days, the Seller may reject such Discharge Port nomination and Purchasers’ Agent shall nominate another Discharge Port. In the event that the Parties dispute whether suitable weighing and sampling can be put in place, it may be submitted to Referees pursuant to Article 11. The Purchasers’ Agent shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent handling or other weight losses of Concentrates between delivery and the point of weight determination.
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