Number of Trains entering the Long Trackage Right Sample Clauses

Number of Trains entering the Long Trackage Right. From the execution date of this Agreement and until January 31, 2011, [****]: (i) [****] (ii) In accordance with the above, the formula to determine the average number of Ferromex Trains that Kansas is obligated to accept in any calendar year after the year 2010, shall be the following: Where: [****] (iii) Within the first 10 (ten) business days of January of 2011, and thereafter within the first 10 (ten) business days of every month of January following the year 2011 during which this Agreement is in force, Kansas shall deliver to Ferromex a notice indicating the number of daily Ferromex Trains that Kansas in good faith believes its obligated to accept entering the Long Trackage Right. This notice shall be accompanied by the calculations made by Kansas to arrive to said number in accordance with the preceding paragraph; (iv) Within the following 10 (ten) business days after receipt of the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph, Ferromex shall notify Kansas if Ferromex agrees or not with the calculations made therein. If no notice is made by Ferromex within such period, it shall be understood that Ferromex accepts the calculations made by Kansas; (v) If Ferromex disagrees with Kansas’ calculations, the notice indicating its disagreement shall indicate the total number of daily Trains that Ferromex in good faith believes that Kansas is obligated to accept during the then current calendar year and the basis for such calculation. The disagreement, will be submitted to the Committee referred to in Clause Twelve hereof. The Committee shall convene to address the matter within 20 (twenty) business days after the objections from Ferromex were delivered to Kansas; (vi) If, within 20 (twenty) business days after the objections from Ferromex were delivered to Kansas, the Committee: (a) does not meet; or (b) having met, fails to issue a unanimous resolution setting forth the number of daily Ferromex Trains that Kansas in good faith believes its obligated to accept entering the Long Trackage Right for the then current calendar year, either Party may submit the matter to Gálaz, Yamazaki, Xxxx Xxxxxxx, S.C. (or any other Affiliate of Deloitte Touche Tomatsu, providing accounting services in the UMS), whose resolution on the subject will be conclusive and binding, and the number of daily Ferromex Trains that Kansas its obligated to accept entering the Long Trackage Right set forth in said resolution shall be conclusive and binding; (vii) The calculations of the nu...
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