Examples of Shipper’s Crude Oil in a sentence
Carrier’s and Shipper’s indemnity obligations are set forth in the Shipper Agreement; provided that, in any event, to the extent permitted by Applicable Law, Shipper will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Carrier from any and all Losses arising from or out of personal injury or property damage attributable to Shipper’s Crude Oil when Shipper shall be deemed to be in control and possession of Shipper’s Crude Oil.
Shipper shall be solely responsible for any loss or damage to Crude Oil that occurs prior to the delivery of Shipper’s Crude Oil to Carrier at an Origin Point and after delivery of such Crude Oil to Shipper at a Destination Point.
Carrier shall deduct 0.20 percent of the net Barrels of Crude Oil received into Carrier’s System to cover losses inherent in the transportation of Shipper’s Crude Oil on Carrier’s System.
Nothing in this Item 22 shall limit Shipper’s right to receive indemnification with respect to any loss, claim or damage for which Gatherer is obligated to indemnify Shipper, other than claims by Shipper or its Affiliates for loss, damage or delay in receipt or delivery of Shipper’s Crude Oil by Gatherer, regardless of when such loss, claim or damage arose.
Shipper shall be solely responsible for any loss or damage to Crude Oil that occurs prior to the delivery of Shipper’s Crude Oil to Carrier at a Receipt Point and after delivery of such Crude Oil to Shipper at a Delivery Point.
Shipper shall provide Notice to Monarch prior to releasing Shipper’s Crude Oil in an Expedited Temporary Release.
As among the Parties, Producer shall have the sole and exclusive obligation and liability for the payment of all Persons due any proceeds derived from Shipper’s Crude Oil allocated to Shipper hereunder (including all constituents and products thereof) delivered under this Agreement, including royalties, overriding royalties and similar interests, in accordance with the provisions of the leases or agreements creating those rights to proceeds.
Each Shipper’s proportionate share shall be the difference between (A) the sum of (i) the volume of Shipper’s Crude Oil delivered to the Pipeline, as measured at the applicable Receipt Point(s) and (ii) the change in the amount of Crude Oil in Carrier’s operational storage inventory, and (B) the total volume of Crude Oil delivered at the Delivery Points for all Shippers, excluding any loss on the System that results from Carrier’s negligent operation of the System.
Subject to available capacity, Shipper shall have the right during each Month of the Term, but not the obligation, to ship Shipper’s Crude Oil in excess of Shipper’s Committed Volume (“Excess Volume”) at its Committed Shipper rate.
Subject to reduced Pipeline capacity (as a result of, for example, Interruption and Curtailment or Force Majeure), Priority Capacity will be available to Shipper during periods of proration up to the level of Shipper’s Committed Volume for Shipper’s Crude Oil.