Delivery Port definition

Delivery Port has the meaning given in Article 1, Clause 1.1(i)(e);
Delivery Port means the port or place at which Goods are delivered under a Commitment.
Delivery Port means the port or place at which Marine Fuels are delivered under a Commitment.

Examples of Delivery Port in a sentence

  • The Seller will draw up a Sale Offer, which shall establish the terms of the Delivery Port or other location (only if admitted by the applicable Law) and the Delivery Window on which it is willing to provide the supply requested.

  • Where such option is available at the Delivery Port, deliveries hereunder shall be made in accordance with instructions given by the Customer or its accredited representative or the Master of the vessel if agreed before commencement of delivery by Viva Energy.

  • Buyer shall use calibrated and proved meters to measure quantities delivered out of truck and railcars, or if such meters are not available, shall use the following (in order of preference): scales located at or near the delivery point, manual railcar measurements, or shore tanks located at or near the Delivery Port.

  • The Buyer shall, in any event, be solely responsible for ascertaining, acquainting, itself and complying with inter alia, such regulations, requirements and procedures which are applicable at the Delivery Port and in complying with all relevant berth restrictions and requirements.

  • Seller shall provide the following documents to Buyer: i) Seller’s commercial invoice (e-mail or fax format acceptable); ii) copies of the certificate of quantity and quality at Delivery Port; iii) a copy of the certificate of origin; iv) a non-negotiable Conhecimento de Transporte Aquaviário xx Xxxxxx (“CTAC”) and v) two (2) original clean-on-board marine bills of lading issued or endorsed to the order of Buyer; and master’s receipt for one (1) of three (3) original clean-on-board marine xxxx of lading.


More Definitions of Delivery Port

Delivery Port means a port at which the seller delivers or arranges for the delivery of Marine Fuel under a Contract.
Delivery Port means any area or port worldwide, excluding any area or port within (i) the jurisdiction of the West Coast of the United States of America; and (ii) any nation prohibited under the laws of the United States of America, the United Nations or the European Union.
Delivery Port means a port at which the Seller delivers or arranges for the delivery of Marine Fuel under a Contract.
Delivery Port means in or around the port of Chimbote, Peru.
Delivery Port means a port or place at which the Seller delivers or arranges for the delivery of Marine Fuel under a Contract, as requested by the Buyer.
Delivery Port means any port located in any of the countries included in the List of Deliverable Countries of Production and which meets the requirements set out at Rule IIII.2(c) and at Rule JJJJ.3(b)(i) of the Administrative Procedures.
Delivery Port means the port at which the Contracting Company must deliver the Marine Fuels under a Commitment