Pressure at Receipt Point Sample Clauses

Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) ActewAGL is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at the Relevant Receipt Point is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point, as notified from time to time by ActewAGL and set out in Annexure 5, and this is such as to negatively affect the ability of a prudent service provider, acting reasonably, to provide a Service. ActewAGL shall only amend Annexure 5 in response to a change of circumstances where the changes are of a type reasonably likely to impact on ActewAGL’s ability to ensure the continued quality, safety, reliability and security of supply of Gas. (b) ActewAGL is not liable for, and the User will indemnify and hold ActewAGL harmless from and against, any and all Damages or claims in connection with or arising as a result of Gas being delivered to or through any Relevant Receipt Point which is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications in accordance with this clause 14 unless and to the extent that the negligent act or omission or wilful misconduct of ActewAGL caused that Damage or claim.
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Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) Evoenergy is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at a Receipt Point is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point, applicable under the Access Arrangement, and this is such as to negatively affect the ability of a prudent service provider acting reasonably to provide a Service. (b) Not used.
Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) The Service Provider is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at the Relevant Receipt Point is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point, as notified from time to time by the Service Provider and set out in Annexure 5 and this is such as to negatively affect the ability of a prudent service provider acting reasonably to provide a Service. The Service Provider shall only amend Annexure 5 in response to a change of circumstances where the changes are of a type reasonably likely to impact on the Service Provider’s ability to ensure the continued quality, safety, reliability and security of supply of Gas. (b) The Service Provider is not liable for, and the User will indemnify and hold the Service Provider harmless from and against, any and all Damages or claims in connection with or arising as a result of Gas being delivered to or through any Relevant Receipt Point which is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications in accordance with this clause 14 unless and to the extent that the negligent act or omission or wilful misconduct of the Service Provider caused that Damage or claim.
Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) JGN is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at a Receipt Point is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point applicable under the Access Arrangement and this is such as to negatively affect the ability of a prudent service provider, acting reasonably, to provide a Service. (b) Not used
Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) JGN is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at the Relevanta Receipt Point is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point, as notified from time to time by JGN and set out in Annexure 5 applicable under the Access Arrangement and this is such as to negatively affect the ability of a prudent service provider, acting reasonably, to provide a Service. JGN shall only amend Annexure 5 in response to a change of circumstances where the changes are of a type reasonably likely to impact on JGN’s ability to ensure the continued quality, safety, reliability and security of supply of Gas. (b) JGN is not liable for, and the User will indemnify and hold JGN harmless from and against, any and all Damages or claims in connection with or arising as a result of Gas being delivered to or through any Relevant Receipt Point which is not within the range of the minimum and maximum pressure specifications in accordance with this clause 14 unless and to the extent that the negligent act or omission or wilful misconduct of JGN caused that Damage or claim.Not used
Pressure at Receipt Point. (a) The Service Provider is not obliged to provide a Service if the pressure at which Gas is received at the relevant Receipt Point does not comply with the minimum and maximum pressure specifications for that Receipt Point, as notified from time to time by the Service Provider. The initial minimum and maximum pressure specifications are set out in Annexure 6. (b) The Service Provider is not liable for, and the User will indemnify and hold the Service Provider harmless from and against, any and all Damages or claims in connection with or arising as a result of Gas being delivered through any Receipt Point which does not comply with the minimum and maximum pressure specifications in accordance with this clause 14.
Pressure at Receipt Point. Subject to clause 28, Tthe Service Provider is not liable for, and the User will indemnify and hold the Service Provider harmless from and against, any and all Damages or claims in connection with or arising as a result of Gas being delivered through any Receipt Point which does not comply with the minimum and maximum pressure specifications in accordance with this clause 14.
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