Common use of Excessive Flow Clause in Contracts

Excessive Flow. The Interconnected Party will not inject Gas at a Receipt Point at a rate greater than the then-current Maximum Design Flow Rate. If it does so, the Interconnected Party shall be liable for: the cost of any damage to any First Gas Equipment or First Gas’ Pipeline; the charge determined in accordance with section 11.11; and any Loss pursuant to section 11.12.

Excessive Flow. The Interconnected Party will not inject take Gas at a Receipt Delivery Point at a rate greater than the then-current Maximum Design Flow Rate. If it does so, the Interconnected Party shall be liable for: the cost of repairs to, or replacement of, any damage to any First Gas Equipment or of First Gas’ Pipelinepipeline or equipment damaged by that excessive flow; the charge determined in accordance with section 11.11; and any Loss pursuant to section 11.12.

Excessive Flow. The Interconnected Party agrees that it will not inject take Gas at a Receipt Delivery Point at a rate greater than the then-current Maximum Design Flow Rate. If and, iIf it does so, it the Interconnected Party shall be liable for: the cost of any damage to repairs to, or replacement of, any First Gas Equipment or First Gas’ Pipelineequipment damaged by that excessive flow; the charge determined in accordance with section 11.11; and any Loss pursuant to section 11.12.

Excessive Flow. The Interconnected Party agrees that it will not inject take Gas at a Receipt Delivery Point at a rate greater than the then-current Maximum Design Flow Rate. If Rate and, if it does so, the Interconnected Party it shall be liable for: the cost of any damage to repairs to, or replacement of any First Gas Equipment or First Gas’ Pipelineequipment damaged by that excessive flow; the charge determined in accordance with section 11.11; and any Loss pursuant to section 11.12.