Users responsible for flows Sample Clauses

Users responsible for flows. 4.1.1 Where gas flows from the upstream System to the downstream System at an Offtake, that gas is offtaken from the upstream System and delivered to the downstream System by Shipper UserUsers pursuant to and as provided in TPD Section J. 4.1.2 A reference in this Document to a Party offtaking gas from the upstream System at an Offtake areis to be construed in accordance with TPD Section [J1.3.4],J1.3.4, that is as a reference to the Party causing or permitting the flow, or a change in the flow, of gas from the upstream System to the downstream System; and references to the offtake of gas at an Offtake shall be construed accordingly.
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