Preliminary Survey expenses Sample Clauses

Preliminary Survey expenses. (a) Terminal Management Company shall bear and pay to the Railway Administration in advance a sum of Rs. (Rupees ) for the first track kilometer or part of a track kilometer of the Private Freight Terminal required and a sum of Rs. (Rupees ) for every half track kilometer or fraction thereof in excess of one track kilometer as cost of survey and preparation by the Railway Administration of the plans and estimates for the Private Freight Terminal when the same will traverse in a flat terrain but in case of Private Freight Terminal through difficult terrain of which the Railway Administration shall be the sole judge, Terminal Management Company shall pay such sum as may be fixed by the Railway Administration. The amount of Rs. (Rupees ) and Rs. (Rupees ) respectively as stated above are subject to increase from time to time at the sole discretion of the Railway Administration on the circumstances of each case and Terminal Management Company shall be bound to bear and pay such sum. Single copies of such plans and estimates will be sent to Terminal Management Company on completion. If additional copies of such plans and estimates are required to be supplied, Terminal Management Company shall have to pay such additional charges as may be levied by the Chief Engineer of the Railway. If Terminal Management Company shall desire any alterations to such plans involving further survey work Terminal Management Company shall pay to the Railway Administration in advance the cost of such further survey and the preparation of amended plans and estimates at the rates and terms as stated above in addition to the cost before mentioned. Provided, however, that where a subsidiary or auxiliary line requiring additional survey work is proposed to be constructed off the main Private Freight Terminal but forming part of the same, the additional length of such divergent line will be reckoned in calculating the survey charges. Provided further that the amounts mentioned in this clause shall not be refundable under any circumstances when survey work has started but if the survey work has not commenced at all, the amount may be refundable deducting such expenses as may be incurred.
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