Exit Pressure Sample Clauses

Exit Pressure. All Gas delivered by Transporter to Shipper at the Exit Point shall be at the pressure existing in the Downstream Pipeline; within the Acceptable Pressure Range set out in the GTA. If, in the case of a GTA for Firm Services, Transporter fails to meet the Acceptable Pressure Range at an Exit Point due to which Shipper fails to take delivery of Gas at such Point, Transporter shall be deemed to have failed to make the Gas available at such Point and may be liable for Shortfall Quantity as determined in such GTA.
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