Provisions in Trucked-In M aterials Con tracts Sample Clauses

Provisions in Trucked-In M aterials Con tracts. Contracts for acceptance, treatment and incineration of Trucked-In Materials shall contain appropriate provisions: (1) establishing Acceptance Criteria for Trucked-In M aterials for the specific Trucked-In M aterials to be delivered to the Incineration Facilities; (2) requiring th at custom ers warrant that Trucked-In Material delivered to the Incineration Facilities comply with the Acceptance Criteria for Trucked-In Materials; (3) requiring that customers advise the Lessee of an y changes in the process generating the Trucked-In Materials that may affect the characteristics of such Trucked-In Materials; (4) providing for rejection of Trucked-In Materials that do not conform with th e Acceptance Criteria for Trucked-In Materials, and imposing on custom ers responsibility for transportation, treatment and disposal of such rejected Trucked-In Materials; and (5) requiring custom ers to indemnify the Lessee and the Lessor from all Loss-and-Expense arising out of the delivery or attempted delivery of Trucked-In Material that does not comply with the Acceptance Criteria for Trucked-In Materials.
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