Portable Tanks Clause Samples

The "Portable Tanks" clause defines the requirements and standards for the use, handling, and transportation of portable tanks within the scope of an agreement or regulatory framework. It typically outlines specifications such as tank construction, capacity limits, labeling, and safety measures that must be adhered to when using portable tanks for storing or moving substances like chemicals or fuels. By establishing these guidelines, the clause ensures safe and compliant use of portable tanks, thereby minimizing risks of spills, accidents, or regulatory violations.
Portable Tanks. 12.1 Where applicable, portable tanks or other like containers in which Goods are delivered remain the property of Ingredion or its representatives and must be returned to Ingredion or its representatives at Buyer’s expense in good and clean condition at Ingredion’s nominated return location. 12.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing with Ingredion, Buyer will be responsible for and pay any rental cost for such portable tanks or other like containers used for delivery of Goods from the date of delivery until their return in good and clean condition. The Buyer indemnifies Ingredion or its representatives, as the case may be, for any rental cost and for the full cost of replacing the portable tanks or other like containers where they are damaged, destroyed or lost prior to their return to Ingredion’s nominated return location.
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Portable Tanks. 12.1 Where applicable, portable tanks or other like containers in which Goods are delivered remain the property of Ingredion or its representatives and must be returned to Ingredion or its representatives at Buyer’s expense in good and clean condition at Ingredion’s nominated return location. 12.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing with Ingredion, Buyer will be responsible for and pay any rental cost for such portable tanks or other like containers used for delivery of Goods from the date of delivery until their return in good and clean condition. The Buyer indemnifies Ingredion or its representatives, as the case may be, for any rental cost and for the full cost of replacing the portable tanks or other like containers where they are damaged, destroyed or lost prior to their return to Ingredion’s nominated return location. The Buyer indemnifies and holds harmless Ingredion and Ingredion’s directors, officers, employees, agents and assigns, from and against any and all claims, liabilities, actions, losses, damages, costs and expenses including without limitation reasonable legal fees, which may directly arise from or relate to any breach by the Buyer of any representation, warranty, obligation or undertaking made by it under this Agreement.
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