Discharging Port definition

Discharging Port means the port(s) or area(s) specified in Box 7. 8

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Discharging Port means the port(s) or place(s) 12

Discharging Port means the port(s), place(s) or area(s) specified in Box 7.

Examples of Discharging Port in a sentence

• The discharge rate at the Discharging Port applicable in this Agreement per weather working day of twenty four (24) consecutive hours, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays inclusive will be as provided in Schedule 1.

• In case original ▇▇▇▇ of Ladings are not available at Discharging Port at the time of vessel arrival, Seller guarantees to discharge cargo against Letter of Indemnity (LOI) issued by Buyer.

• The SELLER or its agent, upon sailing from loading port, is to advise receivers and discharge port Vessel agents of the expected date and time of arrival at the Discharging Port.

• The Seller shall cause the Vessel carrying any Shipment to tender NOR at the Discharging Port within the Delivery Window applicable to the relevant Scheduled Delivery Date.

• The insurance is to operate from the warehouse at the Loading Port to the storage facility at the Discharging Port.

• The Purchaser may nominate an authorised agent to act as the Vessel’s agent and provide agency services to the Purchaser at the Discharging Port.

• The Carrier’s Master or his agent shall give the Shipper or his agent, by email, facsimile, wireless or telephone, a twenty-four (24) hour ETA and a six (6) hour ETA of the Vessel’s arrival at Loading Port and Discharging Port on each voyage.

• Shipper’s Cargo shall be discharged at the dock facilities of Shipper at the Discharging Port.

• The actual amount of boil off during Sea Passage shall be calculated by subtracting the volume of LNG contained in the Vessel’s tanks at gauging after Sea Passage at the Discharging Port from the volume therein at gauging before Sea Passage at the Loading Port.

• Where applicable, Purchaser shall procure that an Inspection Company performs field tests and measurements and certifies (as at the Discharging Port), in accordance with the Specification, and produces a report (the Quality Condition Report) in respect of these quality Parameters to the Seller as soon as reasonably practicable.

More Definitions of Discharging Port

Discharging Port means, in relation to the Initial Delivery Point, the port of Teesport, United Kingdom and, in the case of any Alternative Delivery Point, the port where the Alternative Delivery Point is located.

Discharging Port means a port, place or area specified in Box 7.

Discharging Port means the place(s) where the Products are discharged from the Vessel; Dispute means any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or in connection with the Master Agreement, including any question regarding its existence, validity, interpretation, breach, termination and non-contractual claims or disputes; Force Majeure means events or circumstances not existing on the date of the Agreement, not reasonably foreseeable on such d ate, beyond the reasonable control of the Party affected, which are not due to the fault, negligence or breach of this Agreement by such Party and which cannot reasonably be avoided; including but not limited to: (i) acts or restraints by governments or public authorities; (ii) epidemics and/or pandemics, war, revolution, riot or civil commotion; (iii) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial action; (iv) blockage or embargo; (v) damage caused by explosion, fire, corrosion, ionizing radiation, radioactive contamination, flood, natural disaster, or malicious act; (vi) any such circumstances affecting a Buyer's Affiliate (each Force Majeure event must be certified by the relevant Chamber of Commerce as "Force Majeure" and/or by another equivalent authority, where applicable) and (vii) accidents, adverse mining conditions,nationwide strikes, major breakdowns of equipment, any of which occurring at one or more of Seller's source mines or at Buyer's applicable facilities, inability to obtain or use any equipment, not caused by negligence of the Party excused, any act or circumstance which wholly prevents the mining, loading, or delivery of coal, geological conditions that substantially impair coal production capability, inability to obtain governmental permits or approvals required by law (unless such inability is due to a negligent conduct attributable to the Seller) and necessary to the mining, transporting, storing, and handling of coal, or other reasons, whether of the same or different nature, existing or future, foreseen or unforeseeable but specifically excluding economic factors alone; Insolvency Event means winding-up, dissolution, bankruptcy, liquidation, insolvency, receivership or any analogous proceeding and/or any step taken in relation to it; Layday means each of the days comprising the Laytime; Laytime means the period agreed between the Parties within which shipment must be loaded;