Interim Responsibility for Recovery Costs Sample Clauses

Interim Responsibility for Recovery Costs. Until fault can be properly determined or agreed in relation to an Incident, ARTC will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to the Network and Associated Facilities and the Operator will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to all above-rail matters (including the Train operated by the Operator).
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Interim Responsibility for Recovery Costs. Until fault can be properly determined or agreed in relation to an Incident, GWAN will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to the Network and Associated Facilities and the Operator will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to all above-rail matters (including the Operator’s Train).
Interim Responsibility for Recovery Costs. ‌ Until responsibility can be properly determined or agreed in relation to an Incident, TAHE will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to the Network and the Operator will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to all above-rail matters (including the Train operated by the Operator).
Interim Responsibility for Recovery Costs. Until responsibility can be properly determined or agreed in relation to an Incident, TfNSW will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to the Network and the Operator will be responsible for recovery costs in relation to all above-rail matters (including the Train operated by the Operator).

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