Outturn Entitlement definition

Outturn Entitlement has the meaning given to it in clause 7.1.
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Outturn Entitlement has the meaning given to that term in clause 4.5(a). Outturn Standards means the outturn standard requested by the Client in a particular Packing Instruction accepted by Viterra.
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Outturn Entitlement means the total weight of the Commodity (in tonnes) required to be Outturned by the Xxxxxx under this Agreement, being the aggregate weight, type and grade of the Commodity received at the Storage Site as recorded in Schedule 1, subject to allowance for shrinkage in accordance with clause 7. Receival Standards means the Xxxxxx’x standards for the receival and classification of commodities delivered to the Storage Site as notified by Xxxxxx to the Client from time to time. Services means the receival of the Commodity at the Storage Site, the storage and handling of the Commodity and the Outturn of the Commodity.
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Examples of Outturn Entitlement in a sentence

  • Storage Charges will accrue and become payable in accordance with these terms and conditions by the Warehouser when the Outturn Entitlement is outturned or is Title Transferred.

  • The Outturn Entitlement is subject to a weight deduction for shrinkage.

  • Any such lien sales of the Warehouser’s Commodity will reduce the Warehouser’s Outturn Entitlement commensurately.

  • The Client may elect to transfer title to all or part of the Outturn Entitlement to a client by providing prior notice of such transfer (“In-Store Transfer”).

  • The Warehouser may transfer the ownership of the Commodity and the Outturn Entitlement to another party (“Buyer”) in accordance with clause 13 of these terms and conditions (a “Title Transfer”).

  • If the EMERALD system does not hold sufficient Commodity of the type and specification of the Warehouser’s Commodity at the time the Warehouser outturns its Outturn Entitlement, EMERALD will be entitled to satisfy any such physical shortfall by payment of compensation at the Season Average Price.

  • If the Outturn Entitlement has not been outturned, in full, before the Outturn Date, EMERALD may, after providing at least 10 days’ notice and consulting during that period with the Warehouser, Title Transfer on behalf of the Warehouser at the best available price for such quality and quantity of Commodity and account to the Warehouser for the sale proceeds net of selling costs and expenses.

  • Provided EMERALD has acted in good faith and in accordance with these terms and conditions, the Warehouser releases EMERALD from any liability in respect of the sale by EMERALD, on behalf of the Warehouser, of the Commodity or the Outturn Entitlement.

  • The Warehouser must use reasonable endeavours to outturn the Outturn Entitlement, in full, before the “Outturn Date”, which is the next 30th September following Receival of the Commodity.

  • In enforcing a lien or Security Interest in respect of any Other Client's Bulk Wheat, Viterra will ensure that its actions do not affect the right of the Client to receive the Outturn Entitlement under this Agreement.

Related to Outturn Entitlement

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  • Partial Entitlement ADR(s) “Partial Entitlement ADS(s)” and “Partial Entitlement Share(s)” shall have the respective meanings set forth in Section 2.12.

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  • Partial Entitlement Share(s) shall have the respective meanings set forth in Section 2.12.

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