HPL Ownership Sample Clauses

HPL Ownership. HPL or its designee shall own that portion of the Interconnect located on HPL’s side of the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below which shall include a 3-inch turbine meter capable of flowing nine (9) mmcfd, a proportional to flow sampler, HPL’s EFM/SCADA, HPL’s communication equipment and instrumentation, a hot tap valve on the HPL Pipeline, and associated piping and pipeline related facilities (the "HPL Facilities").
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HPL Ownership. HPL shall own that portion of the Interconnect located on HPL’s side of the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below which shall include (i) a 4” tap valve and riser on the 8-inch HPL Pipeline, regulation equipment, OPP, control valves and associated equipment and piping up to the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below and as shown on Exhibit “A” attached (the "HPL Facilities"), and (ii) the 3-inch orifice meter, chart recorder or flow computer for custody transfer measurement, instrumentation, sampler and associated piping between the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below and the point of measurement downstream of the meter run as shown on Exhibit “A” attached (the "TGPL Operated Facilities").
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HPL Ownership. HPL or its designee shall own that portion of the Interconnect located on HPL’s side of the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below which shall include a hot tap and valve on the 30-inch HPL Pipeline, approximately 1600-feet of 16-inch crossover piping up to the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below as shown on Exhibit “A” attached, and HPL’s EFM/SCADA, chromatograph, RTU and HPL’s communication equipment and instrumentation located on the HPL Operated Facilities (hereafter defined) (the "HPL Facilities").
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HPL Ownership. HPL or its designee shall own that portion of the Interconnect located on HPL’s side of the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below which shall include a hot tap and side valve on the ___-inch HPL Pipeline, HPL’s EFM/SCADA, RTU, communication equipment and instrumentation, ___-inch ultrasonic meter, chromatograph, OPP, flow control valves and associated piping up to the insulating flange designated as the point of custody transfer as defined in Section 5(i) below as shown on Exhibit “A” attached (the "HPL Facilities").
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Related to HPL Ownership

  • Data Ownership BA acknowledges that BA has no ownership rights with respect to the Protected Information.

  • Initial Ownership Upon the formation of the Trust by the contribution by the Depositor pursuant to Section 2.5 and until the issuance of the Certificate to the initial Certificateholder, the Depositor shall be the sole beneficiary of the Trust.

  • Customer Ownership Customer owns and has sole responsibility for the accuracy, quality, integrity, and appropriateness of all original data, content and information provided to Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx in conjunction with the Services, and, when paid for, Customer will own all modified content and information as specified under the SOW (collectively the “Content,” which, together with the Customer’s trademarks or logos, are referred to as the “Customer Material).”

  • Joint ownership 10 Annuitant............................................................... 10

  • Ownership Ownership of the Deposits during the effective term of the Registry Agreement shall remain with Registry Operator at all times. Thereafter, Registry Operator shall assign any such ownership rights (including intellectual property rights, as the case may be) in such Deposits to ICANN. In the event that during the term of the Registry Agreement any Deposit is released from escrow to ICANN, any intellectual property rights held by Registry Operator in the Deposits will automatically be licensed to ICANN or to a party designated in writing by ICANN on a non-­‐exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-­‐free, paid-­‐up basis, for any use related to the operation, maintenance or transition of the TLD.

  • Property Ownership The Fund owns or leases all such properties as are necessary to the conduct of its operations as presently conducted.

  • Third Party Ownership If the Work Product created by Grantee under this Grant is a derivative work based on Third Party Intellectual Property, or is a compilation that includes Third Party Intellectual Property, Grantee must secure an irrevocable, non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free license allowing Agency and other entities the same rights listed above for the pre-existing element of the Third party Intellectual Property employed in the Work Product. If state or federal law requires that Agency or Grantee grant to the United States a license to any intellectual property in the Work Product, or if state or federal law requires Agency or the United States to own the intellectual property in the Work Product, then Grantee must execute such further documents and instruments as Agency may reasonably request in order to make any such grant or to assign ownership in such intellectual property to the United States or Agency.

  • Foreign Ownership Seller is not a “foreign person” as that term is defined in the U.S. Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, and the regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, and Buyer has no obligation under Section 1445 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, to withhold and pay over to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service any part of the “amount realized” by Seller in the transaction contemplated hereby (as such term is defined in the regulations issued under said Section 1445).

  • Account Ownership Based upon the type of account ownership that you have designated; the following terms and conditions apply.

  • Ownership and Control All components of the Placer County Technology Platform, including voicemail, email messages sent and received, files and records created or placed on any County file server, and all data placed onto or accessed by the County’s computer network including internet access, are and remain either the property of or under the control of Placer County and not the User.

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