Non-Spec Crude Oil Sample Clauses

Non-Spec Crude Oil. (a) Gatherer shall test and monitor the Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Shipper at the Receipt Points as a Reasonable and Prudent Operator to ensure that it meets the Crude Oil Quality Specifications. If Gatherer determines at any time that any Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Shipper at any Receipt Point does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, then Gatherer shall have the right, at its sole option and effective immediately upon notice to Shipper, to refuse to accept such Crude Oil. (b) If Shipper determines or otherwise becomes aware at any time prior to delivery that any Crude Oil that will be tendered by or for the account of Shipper at any Receipt Point will not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, then Shipper shall provide written notice to Gatherer. Upon receipt of such notice, if Gatherer nevertheless accepts such Crude Oil, then Producer and Shipper shall not be liable for any claims or losses arising out of or related to delivery of such Crude Oil, including any damages or losses downstream of the applicable Receipt Point(s). (c) Producer and Shipper shall not be liable for any claims or losses arising out of or related to delivery of Crude Oil that does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, including any damages or losses downstream of the applicable Receipt Point(s); provided that Shipper shall be liable for such claims or losses if Shipper determines or otherwise becomes aware at any time prior to delivery that any Crude Oil that will be tendered by or for the account of Shipper at any Receipt Point will not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications and Shipper fails to deliver written notice to Gatherer pursuant to Section 9.2(b). (d) Any Crude Oil that is tendered by or for the account of Shipper that Gatherer refuses to accept pursuant to this Section 9.2 shall be temporarily released from the dedication and commitment made by Producer and Shipper under this Agreement so that Producer and Shipper may dispose of any such Crude Oil.
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Non-Spec Crude Oil. (a) Gatherer shall test and monitor the Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Producer at the Receipt Points as a Reasonable and Prudent Operator to ensure that it meets the Crude Oil Quality Specifications. If Gatherer determines at any time that any Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Producer at any Receipt Point does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, then Gatherer shall have the right, at its sole option and effective immediately upon notice to Producer, to refuse to accept such Crude Oil. (b) If Producer determines or otherwise becomes aware at any time prior to delivery that any Crude Oil that will be tendered by or for the account of Producer at any Receipt Point will not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, then Producer shall provide written notice to Gatherer. (c) Producer’s liability for any claims or losses arising out of or related to delivery of Crude Oil that does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications shall be described in the Tariff. (d) Any Crude Oil that is tendered by or for the account of Producer that Gatherer refuses to accept pursuant to this Section 9.2 shall be temporarily released from the dedication and commitment made by Producer under this Agreement so that Producer may dispose of any such Crude Oil.
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Non-Spec Crude Oil. (a) Gatherer shall test and monitor the Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Shipper at the Receipt Points as a Reasonable and Prudent Operator to ensure that it meets the Crude Oil Quality Specifications. If Gatherer determines at any time that any Crude Oil tendered by or for the account of Shipper at any Receipt Point does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications (any such Crude Oil that does not meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications, “Non-Spec Crude Oil”), then Gatherer shall have the right, at its sole option and effective immediately upon notice to Shipper, to refuse to accept such Non-Spec Crude Oil. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Gatherer will use reasonable efforts subject to Gatherer’s system operations and integrity to accept such Non-Spec Crude Oil (i) if Gatherer determines, in its reasonable discretion, that after acceptance of such Non-Spec Crude Oil the commingled common stream of Crude Oil in the Gathering System, as delivered to the Delivery Points, will nonetheless meet the Crude Oil Quality Specifications and/or (ii) in order to perform blending or other services with respect to such Non-Spec Crude Oil if the Parties have agreed on fees for such other services.
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