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SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CONTRACT 2. 1.1. The Seller sells, and the Buyer buys during the period from January 2020 to March 2020 on the terms FOB port of Klaipeda, Klaipedos Nafta terminal/ FOB port Riga, SIA Pars terminal/ FOB port of Klaipeda, Kroviniu Terminals/ FOB port Ventspils, Ventspils Nafta terminals/ FOB port Muuga, Vesta terminal Tallinn OU/ CIF port of destination through the mentioned ports and terminals (according to the Incoterms 2010) Unleaded gasoline AI-92-K5-Euro with the guarantee of saturated vapour pressure up to 60 kPa, without oxygenate additives; ether content max. 0,8%/ Unleaded gasoline AI-92-K5-Euro with the guarantee of saturated vapour pressure up to 60 kPa produced by JSC Mozyr OR hereinafter referred to as the «Goods», in the amount up to 111 000 tons +/-10% in the Seller’s option. The estimated monthly volume of the Goods lot shall make up to 37 000 tons +/-10% in the Seller’s option. In case of Unleaded gasoline AI-92-K5-Euro with the guarantee of saturated vapour pressure up to 60 kPa the amount is up to 111 000 tons +100%/-10% in the Seller’s option. The estimated monthly volume of the Goods lot shall make up to 37 000 tons +100%/-10% in the Seller’s option. The terms of the shipment under the CIF basis will be stipulated in respective additional agreement to the Contract. 1.2. The quantity of the Goods, the option, delivery period, price, pricing period shall be stipulated by respective additional agreements forming an integral part of the present Contract (hereinafter referred to as “Additional agreement”). 1.3. The volume of the each monthly Goods lot to be shipped may be agreed in several steps: within the period from the 18th day of the month preceding the month of final price formation accepted for a definite monthly lot till the 5th day (inclusive) of the month of final price formation accepted for a definite monthly lot. At the same time the Buyer is not entitled to reject the final Goods volume in case of receiving the notification up to the 5th day (inclusive) of the month of the final price formation. Should the Seller inform the Buyer on the suggested Goods volume after the 5th day of the month of the final price formation accepted for a definite monthly lot, the Buyer is entitled to reject the acceptance of the suggested Goods volume by written notification to the Seller within 1 (one) business day from the date of information receipt. In case the written refusal is not received until 15.00 (Minsk time) of the day following the date of additio...
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