SUSPENSION OF SHIPMENTS FOR COAL QUALITY DEFICIENCIES Sample Clauses

SUSPENSION OF SHIPMENTS FOR COAL QUALITY DEFICIENCIES. Subject to SELLER's substitution rights contained in Section 2.02, PURCHASER shall, in addition to the rights set forth above in Section 12.01, have the right to suspend Shipments from a particular Origin immediately, by giving notice to SELLER, under any one or more of the following circumstances: (a) any Shipment from such Origin fails by analysis (including short proximate analyses as provided for in Section 7.01) to comply with any one or more of the per Shipment suspension limit specifications set forth in Section 10.01; (b) any Shipment contains coal that was or is being mined or produced from a seam or source other than the Coal Property described in Exhibit A without securing the prior written approval of PURCHASER as provided in Section 2.02; or (c) when loaded at the Origin, any Shipment is not substantially free of Extraneous Material. Shipments in transit at the time of notification of suspension shall be accepted. The suspension of Shipments from any one Origin shall not affect SELLER's right to source Shipments hereunder from other Origins consistent with the terms of this Agreement. In addition, PURCHASER shall have the right to purchase coal from other sources during such period of suspension if total deliveries to PURCHASER are reduced. Four (4) or more suspensions in any 120 day period shall be deemed to be a material breach of this Agreement, for
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