FORCE MAJEURE AND CURTAILMENT Clause Samples
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FORCE MAJEURE AND CURTAILMENT. In the event of Force Majeure or Curtailment, the Customer agrees to limit its daily deliveries from Transporter to the amount specified by Transporter through its nominations process. Transporter agrees to use all possible diligence to remove any such limitation of Customer's daily deliveries as quickly as is possible.
FORCE MAJEURE AND CURTAILMENT. 15.1. AFFECTING FCCL If, at any time while this Agreement is in force, the operation of the pulp production facilities or Chip unloading facilities at any Pulp Mill is shut down or curtailed, or FCCL is prevented from arranging delivery of Chips or Pulplogs, due to weather conditions, fire, strike or other labour disruptions, lockout, sabotage, shipwreck, riot, war, flood, extraordinary breakdown, explosion, laws or regulations, Court order, act of any government body or agency, act of God, blockade, civil commotion or disobedience (lawful or unlawful), as a result of excessive inventories or for any reason whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing which FCCL considers sufficient to justify curtailing or shutting down such operations, then FCCL may, without liability, discontinue or curtail the purchase and acceptance of deliveries from TimberWest for the period of such shutdown or curtailment.
FORCE MAJEURE AND CURTAILMENT. 8.1. AFFECTING FCCL If, at any time while this Agreement is in force:
(a) FCCL ceases or curtails purchases of wood chips from Fibre Suppliers due to the shutdown or curtailment of the operation of the pulp production facilities or wood chip unloading facilities at any pulp mill or pulp and paper mill owned by FCCL or any of its Affiliates (a "Pulp Mill") due to market conditions in respect of the sale of pulp or paper, weather conditions, fire, strike or other labour disruptions, lockout, sabotage, shipwreck, riot, war, flood, extraordinary breakdown, explosion, laws or regulations, Court order, act of any government body or agency, act of God, blockade, civil commotion or disobedience (lawful or unlawful), as a result of excessive inventories or for any reason whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing which FCCL considers sufficient to justify curtailing or shutting down such operations; or
(b) any of FCCL's Fibre Suppliers shut down or curtail the operation of their sawmill facilities due to labour disputes, adverse weather conditions, war, market conditions or other events beyond their control affecting the coastal sawmill industry in British Columbia generally; then FCCL may, without liability, direct TimberWest to discontinue, in whole or in part, or reduce the applicable volume under, offers to Fibre Suppliers in respect of a sale of Logs pursuant to this Agreement for the period of such shutdown or curtailment.
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