OVERLOADING AND UNDER LOADING Sample Clauses

OVERLOADING AND UNDER LOADING. 12.4.1 The Purchaser shall be responsible to take delivery of the Contracted Grade of Coal at the Delivery Point and ensure that there is no overloading. Any penal freight for overloading charged by the railways for any consignment shall be payable by the Purchaser. However, if overloading is detected from the Delivery Point consistently during 3 (three) continuous months, the Purchaser shall duly inform the Seller of the same. 12.4.2 For non-coking coal of GCV exceeding 5800 KCal/ Kg and coking coal of steel grade I, steel grade II, washery grade I, washery grade II, semi-coking grade I, semi-coking grade II and washed coal; any idle freight on account of loading below the following namely, the: (i) stenciled carrying capacity as shown on the wagon; or (ii) carrying capacity based on the actual tare weight, where the empty wagon has been weighed; or (iii) permissible carrying capacity as notified by the railways (route-wise) for any particular type of wagon from time to time, in case stenciled carrying capacity as shown on the wagon is more than the permissible carrying capacity, as the case may be, shall be borne by the Seller. For all other Grades of Coal, any idle freight on account of under-loading below: (i) the stenciled carrying capacity, as shown on the wagon; or (ii) carrying capacity based on the actual tare weight, as the case maybe, plus 2 (two) tonnes shall be borne by the Seller. However, in the cases where permissible carrying capacity is less than the stenciled carrying capacity, as mentioned above, the idle freight shall be borne by the Seller only up to permissible carrying capacity. 12.4.3 Idle freight resulting from under loading of wagon, as per Clause 12.4.2, shall be adjusted in the bills. Idle freight shall be reckoned as: (a) for non-coking coal of GCV exceeding 5800 KCal/ Kg and coking coal of steel grade I, steel grade II, washery grade I, washery grade II, semi-coking grade I, semi-coking grade II and washed coal, the difference between the freight charges applicable for the stenciled carrying capacity, as shown on the wagon or carrying capacity based on actual tare weight or permissible carrying capacity as notified by the railways (route-wise) for any particular type of wagon from time to time, in which case the stenciled carrying capacity as shown on the wagon is more than the permissible carrying capacity, as the case maybe, and the freight payable as per actual recorded weight of coal loaded in the wagon; and/or (b) for al...
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OVERLOADING AND UNDER LOADING. 1Any penal freight for overloading charged by the Railways for any consignment shall be payable by the Purchaser. However, if overloading is detected from any particular colliery, consistently during three (3) continuous months, on due intimation from the Purchaser to this effect, the Seller undertakes to take remedial measures.
OVERLOADING AND UNDER LOADING. 9.1 Any penal freight for overloading charged by the railways for any consignment shall be payable by the Purchaser. However, if overloading is detected from any particular colliery, consistently during three (3) continuous months, on due intimation from the Purchaser to this effect, the Seller may take suitable remedial measures in future. 9.2 Any idle freight for under-loading below the stenciled carrying capacity, as shown on the wagon or minimum chargeable weight for the purpose of freight charges as notified by therailways (route-wise) for any particular type of wagon from time to time, whichever is lesser, shallbe borne by the Purchaser. 9.3 Deleted
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