CITPL definition

CITPL means Chennai International Terminals Pvt Limited, a company incorporated in India its successors and assigns.
CITPL means Cargill International Trading PTE Ltd., and its successors and assigns. “Claims” has the meaning given thereto in Section 25.
CITPL means the party designated and/or defined as such in the Application, its successors and assigns.

Examples of CITPL in a sentence

  • At Chennai Port Trust both the container terminals (CCTPL & CITPL) are effecting Direct Port Delivery.

  • Thus, the fees applicable to both open space and surfaced open space licensed to CITPL should be Rs.2,000/- per calendar month or part thereof per 100 sq.

  • In CITPL case, all land licensed to CITPL, whether surfaced or not, had to necessarily be concreted over to build the terminal, the end use to which the land was to be put.

  • Though the right conferred on CITPL on surfaced land is no more valuable than an open land, the license fee claimed for the former is nearly double that for the latter.

  • The end use of both kinds of land is the same and the right that has been conferred on CITPL on open space that is surfaced is no more valuable than the right conferred on CITPL on open space that is not surfaced.

  • In either case, the customer has to intimate in writing to CITPL to undertake the said activity, within the terminal.

  • Office Building, Main Hospital, LHS quarters, Marshalling yard, M/s CITPL, M/s MFL, etc.

  • Hence, the contention of CITPL cannot be accepted.items of tariff ChPT is using the 2006 SOR which is the version included in the License agreement.

  • These rates have been escalated by CITPL by applying escalation factor of 4.60% for estimating the expenses for the year 2011.

  • The CITPL has projected traffic of 337,500 TEUs and 450,000 TEUs for the years 2010 and 2011 respectively.

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