Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting Sample Clauses

Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting. Umicore may, from time to time, credit or debit quantities of Metal to a Metal Account to reflect any transaction agreed upon by the Parties, including, without limitation, the: (i) acceptance or release of Metal delivered from, to, or on behalf of Customer; (ii) purchase or sale of Metal from or to Umicore; or (iii) transfer of Metal from or to another Metal Account. Umicore may, in its sole discretion, reject any Metal delivered by or for a Customer. Metal Accounts are not depository or warehousing agreements, and Umicore does not undertake to maintain, identify, or allocate physical inventories for or to any Metal Account. Customer acknowledges that Metal is fungible, and Umicore may deal with Metal in any manner it sees fit, including the commingling, consignment, lease, or disposition thereof subject to the undertakings provided herein. Umicore may reverse any mistaken credits in a Metal Account by debit entry without liability to Customer. Umicore may require the maintenance of a separate Metal Account for each Metal. Customer’s Metal Account may reflect a negative balance only with Umicore’s consent, and for any such Metal Account Umicore shall, in its sole discretion, be entitled to declare the negative balance due, set a reasonable period for repayment, and/or close the Metal Account at Customer’s cost.
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Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting. Umicore may maintain a separate Metal Account for each Metal, and all obligations and undertakings with respect to Metal will be computed and performed separately for each Metal. Umicore may, from time to time, credit or debit quantities of Metal to a Metal Account to reflect any transaction agreed upon by the parties, including, without limitation, the: (i) acceptance or release of Metal delivered from, to, or on behalf of Customer; (ii) purchase or sale of Metal from or to Umicore; (iii) settlement of Refining Services with Customer; or (iv) transfer of Metal from or to another Metal Account. Umicore may, in its sole discretion, reject any Metal delivered by or for Customer. Metal Accounts are not depository or warehousing agreements, and Umicore does not undertake to maintain, identify, or allocate physical inventories for or to any Metal Account. Customer acknowledges that Metal is fungible, and Umicore may deal with Metal in any manner Umicore sees fit, including the commingling, consignment, lease, or disposition thereof subject to the undertakings provided herein. Umicore may reverse any mistaken credits in a Metal Account by debit entry without liability to Customer. Customer’s Metal Account may reflect a negative balance only with Umicore’s consent, and for any such Metal Account Umicore shall, in its sole discretion, be entitled to declare the negative balance due, set a reasonable period for repayment, and/or close the Metal Account at Customer’s sole cost and expense.
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Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting. Checon may maintain a separate Metal Account for each Metal, and all obligations and undertakings with respect to Metal will be computed and performed separately for each Metal. Checon may, from time to time, credit or debit quantities of Metal to a Metal Account to reflect any transaction agreed upon by the parties, including, without limitation, the: (i) acceptance or release of Metal delivered from, to, or on behalf of Customer; (ii) purchase or sale of Metal from or to Checon;(iii) settlement of Refining Services with Customer; or (iv) transfer of Metal from or to another Metal Account. Checon may, in its sole discretion, reject any Metal delivered by or for Customer. Metal Accounts are not depository or warehousing agreements, and Checon does not undertake to maintain, identify, or allocate physical inventories for or to any Metal Account. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Metal is fungible, and Checon may deal with Metal in any manner Checon sees fit, including the commingling, consignment, lease, or disposition thereof subject to the undertakings provided herein. Checon may reverse any mistaken credits in a Metal Account by debit entry without incurring liability to Customer. Customer’s Metal Account may reflect a negative balance only with Xxxxxx's prior written consent, and for any such Metal Account , Checon will in its sole discretion, be entitled to declare the negative balance due, set a reasonable period for repayment, and/or close the Metal Account at Customer’s sole cost and expense.
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Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting. Umicore may maintain a separate Metal Account for each Metal, and all obligations and undertakings with respect to Metal will be computed and performed separately for each Metal. Umicore may, from time to time, credit or debit quantities of Metal to a Metal Account to reflect any transaction agreed upon by the parties, including, without limitation, the: (i) acceptance or release of Metal delivered from, to, or on behalf of Customer; (ii) purchase or sale of Metal from or to Umicore; (iii) settlement of Refining Services with Customer; or (iv) transfer of Metal from or to another Metal Account. Umicore may, in its sole discretion, reject any Metal delivered by or for Customer. Metal Accounts are not depository or warehousing agreements, and Umicore does not undertake to maintain, identify, or allocate physical inventories for or to any Metal Account. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Metal is fungible, and Umicore may deal with Metal in any manner Umicore sees fit, including the commingling, consignment, lease, or disposition thereof subject to the undertakings provided herein. Umicore may reverse any mistaken credits in a Metal Account by debit entry without incurring liability to Customer. Customer’s Metal Account may reflect a negative balance only with Umicore’s prior written consent, and for any such Metal Account, Umicore shall, in its sole discretion, be entitled to declare the negative balance due, set a reasonable period for repayment, and/or close the Metal Account at Customer’s sole cost and expense.
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Metal Trading and Transfer Accounting. Umicore may maintain one or more Metal Accounts in connection with its production of Goods and provision of Recycling Services. Umicore may maintain a separate Metal Account for each Metal, and all obligations and undertakings with respect to each Metal will be computed and performed separately. Umicore may, from time to time, credit or debit quantities of Metal to a Metal Account to reflect any transaction agreed upon by the parties, including, without limitation, the: (i) acceptance or release of Metal delivered from, to, or on behalf of Customer; (ii) purchase or sale of Metal, or Goods containing Metal, from or to Umicore; (iii) settlement of Recycling Services; or (iv) transfer of Metal from or to another Metal Account. Metal Accounts are not depository or warehousing agreements, and Umicore does not undertake to maintain, identify, or allocate physical inventories for or to any Metal Account. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Metal is fungible, and Umicore may deal with Metal in any manner Umicore sees fit, including the commingling, consignment, lease, or disposition thereof subject to the undertakings provided herein. Customer’s Metal Account may reflect a negative balance only with Umicore’s prior written consent and, for any such Metal Account, Umicore shall, in its sole discretion, be entitled to declare the negative balance due, set a reasonable period for repayment, and close the Metal Account at Customer’s sole cost and expense.
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