Gasoline Deficiency Amount Sample Clauses

Gasoline Deficiency Amount. If JOBBER does not deliver the Minimum Annual Gasoline Volume to the Retail Outlets for resale at retail, in any Contract Year, and JOBBER is currently failing to meet the Minimum Station Count, JOBBER will, at JOBBER’s option: (i) pay MPC the Gasoline Deficiency Amount due as described in Section 3(h)(1) (“Payment Option”); or, (ii) extend the Term as described in Section 3(h)(2) (“Extension Option”). MPC will invoice JOBBER for Gasoline Deficiency Amounts within sixty (60) days following the end of each Contract Year for which the Gasoline Deficiency Amount is due. To elect the Extension Option and extend the Term, JOBBER must provide written notice to MPC within five (5) days from JOBBER’s receipt of the Gasoline Deficiency Amount invoice. If (a) JOBBER fails to provide timely written notice to MPC; (b) JOBBER has already exercised the Extension Option on three (3) prior occasions during the Term; or (c) the Extension Option would extend the Extension Period to a period of more than two (2) calendar years, then JOBBER shall pay the Gasoline Deficiency Amount invoice as described in the Payment Option.
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