Suitable Containers Sample Clauses

Suitable Containers. Buyer assumes full responsibility for providing Units suitable for filling by Seller. Buyer shall use reasonable efforts to provide Units with minimum residual for filling at Seller’s Facility. Seller shall have the right to refuse to fill Buyer’s Units if they are not in a condition normally acceptable in the industry for filling with Liquid Helium. Buyer shall provide a suitable Unit for filling at Seller’s Facility at all times during the Supply Period. Buyer and Seller will cooperate so that the scheduling of Units for delivery of Liquid Helium is on a reasonably consistent basis, and that the unavailability of such Units does not disrupt operations of Seller’s Facility. __________________________ Certain confidential information has been omitted from this exhibit and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Brackets surrounding asterisks on this page in this exhibit denote the omission.
Sample 1
Suitable Containers. Buyer assumes full responsibility for providing Units suitable for filling by Seller. Buyer shall use reasonable efforts to provide Units with minimum residual for filling at Seller's Facility. Seller shall have the right to refuse to fill Buyer's Units if they are not in a condition normally acceptable in the industry for filling with Liquid Helium. Buyer shall provide a suitable Unit for filling at Seller's Facility at all times during the Supply Period. Buyer and Seller will cooperate so that the scheduling of Units for delivery of Liquid Helium is on a reasonably consistent basis, and that the unavailability of such Units does not disrupt operations of Seller's Facility.
Sample 1

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