Delivery Port has the meaning given in Article 1, Clause 1.1(i)(e);
Delivery Port means a port at which the seller delivers or arranges for the delivery of Marine Fuel under a Contract.
Delivery Port means the port or place at which Goods are delivered under a Commitment.
Examples of Delivery Port in a sentence
The Buyer shall also pay the Seller for all and any additional charges such as taxes, levies, duties, expenses, delivery charges, barging fees, road trucks, jetty fees and other costs (including without limitation, those imposed by the government or authorities or competent organisations at the Delivery Port) arising out of and/or incurred in connection with the delivery of such Lubricants under the Contract which shall be included in the Seller’s invoice to the Buyer.
The Buyer shall furthermore pay any extra costs arising out of and/or incurred in connection with deliveries made on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays, and outside of normal working hours at the Delivery Port or place of delivery/work.
More Definitions of Delivery Port
Delivery Port means the port or place at which Marine Fuels are delivered under a Commitment.
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 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 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 the port, berth, dock, anchorage, submerged line, single point or single berth mooring facility, off shore location or any other loading or discharge place as may be indicated by the Buyer, at which the Seller agrees to supply the Goods.