Correction of Volume due to Calculation Error Sample Clauses

Correction of Volume due to Calculation Error. An error in volume calculation for a given Receipt Point shall be corrected for such period as the error is determined to have existed, not to exceed one (1) year. In no event, however, shall LMM be obligated to correct an error in volume calculation for a given Receipt Point unless it resulted in an error of greater than *** percent (***%) and *** Dth per Month at the Receipt Point during the correction period. Such correction shall only be processed by LMM prospectively with the current Month’s business based upon Shipper’s current allocation of the Available Supply at that Receipt Point as provided by Shipper’s Operator.
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Correction of Volume due to Calculation Error. An error in volume calculation for a given Delivery Point shall be corrected for such period as the error is determined to have existed, not to exceed one (1) year. In no event, however, shall LMM be obligated to correct an error in volume calculation for a given Delivery Point unless it resulted in an error of greater than *** percent (***%) and *** Dth per Month at the Delivery Point during the correction period. Such correction shall only be processed by LMM prospectively with the current Month’s business based upon Shipper’s current allocation of the Available Supply at that Delivery Point as provided by Shipper’s Operator. GAS GATHERING AGREEMENT (LEGACY APPALACHIAN SYSTEM) PAGE 8
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Correction of Volume due to Calculation Error. An error in volume calculation for a given Receipt Point shall be corrected for such period as the error is determined to have existed, not to exceed one (1) year. In no event, however, shall Buyer be obligated to correct an error in volume calculation for a given Receipt Point unless it resulted in an error of greater than 000 XXXxx per Accounting Period at the Receipt Point during the correction period, Such correction shall only be processed by Buyer prospectively with the current Accounting Period's business
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Correction of Volume due to Calculation Error. An error in volume calculation for a given Delivery Point shall be corrected for such period as the error is determined to have existed, not to exceed one (1) year. In no event, however, shall LMM be obligated to correct an error in volume calculation for a given Delivery Point unless it resulted in an error of greater than *** percent (***%) and *** Dth per Month at the Delivery Point during the correction period. Such correction shall only be processed by LMM prospectively with the current Month’s business based upon Shipper’s current allocation of the Available Supply at that Delivery Point as provided by Shipper’s Operator. D.3 Correction of Volume due to Reallocation by Shipper’s Operator. Shipper’s Operator shall make prospectively any correction of volume due to a reallocation of the Available Supply at a given Receipt Point.
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