Connecting Carrier definition

Connecting Carrier means a pipeline company connected to Carrier. Compliance Costs has the meaning as set forth in Special Rule 25.

Connecting Carrier means Montreal Pipe Line Limited.

Connecting Carrier means Enbridge Pipelines, Inc., or its successors or assigns that own and operate the Line 9B pipeline operating in west to east flow;

Examples of Connecting Carrier in a sentence

• No other amenities will be provided.NOTE: If you are at a Connecting Point and Hawaiian is the Connecting Carrier, we will provide you with the above amenities, whether (i) you elect to remain at the Connecting Point or (ii) you elect to travel and are landed at a point other than your final destination or Stopover point.

• NOTE: In the event you miss a flight on a Connecting Carrier on which space is reserved because the Delivering Carrier did not operate its flight as scheduled due to Irregular Operations or cancellation of its flight, the Delivering Carrier is responsible to arrange for your carriage or to make a refund.

• Connecting Carrier AgreementA connecting carrier agreement is a contract between the originating carrier and a second party, where the second party agrees to carry goods to a final destination on a through Billof Lading.

• Recovery from Connecting Carrier The originating carrier or the delivering carrier, as the case may be, is entitled to recover from any other carrier to whom the goods are or have been delivered the amount of the loss or damage that the originating carrier or deliv- ering carrier, as the case may be, may be required to pay hereunder resulting from loss of or damage to the goods while they were in the custody of such other carrier.

• Connecting Carrier – A pipeline company with pipeline facilities connecting to the System.

• For receipt locations where custody transfer measurement is by Lease Automatic Custody Transfer (LACT) unit or meter(s) owned by a Connecting Carrier, a deduction of twenty-five hundredths of one percent (0.25%) will be made to cover evaporation and normal losses during transportation.

• Recovery from Connecting Carrier The originating carrier or the delivering carrier, as the case may be, is entitled to recover from any other carrier to whom the goods are or have been delivered the amount of the loss or damage that the originating carrier or delivering carrier, as the case may be, may be required to pay hereunder resulting from loss of or damage to the goods while they were in the custody of such other carrier.

• Connecting Carrier: A telecommunications Company, which may be either an interexchange or a local exchange carrier, that supplies the Company with facilities to originate or terminate the Company’s long distance services.

• Delivery shall be made in accordance with LOOP’s Port Complex Terms and Conditions of Service and/or Clovelly Hub Terminalling Services – Connecting Carrier Receipts Terms and Conditions of Service, as published and revised from time to time and available at www.loopllc.com or upon request.

• W limitations of a Connecting Carrier may be imposed upon Shipper when such limits are less than in Item 10.C, in which case the limitations of the Connecting Carrier will be applied.

More Definitions of Connecting Carrier

Connecting Carrier. [W] means a A connecting pipeline company as named or referred to herein.

Connecting Carrier means a pipeline company connected to Carrier.

Connecting Carrier. ’ means a railway compa- ny, other than a local carrier, that moves traffic to or from an interchange over a por- tion of a continuous route in respect of which the railway company and the shipper agree on the movement of the traffic, in- cluding the applicable rate;

Connecting Carrier as herein used means an upstream pipeline connected to Carrier’s System.

Connecting Carrier means a railway company, 15 « transporteur de liaison » Compagnie de che-

Connecting Carrier means a railway company, other than a local carrier, that moves traffic to or from an interchange over a portion of a continuous route in respect of which the railway company and the shipper agree on the movement of the traffic, including the applicable rate;