Common use of No capacity Clause in Contracts

No capacity. Without limiting clause 5.2(b) or clause 5.6, Viterra may decline to receive Bulk Wheat for storage on behalf of the Client at a Port Terminal Facility if: (a) the export storage capacity allocated to a particular Binned Grade at that Port Terminal Facility is already full; and (b) Viterra is unable to make additional space available for that Binned Grade by either movement of the Bulk Wheat to another Viterra Facility or by Outturn of the Bulk Wheat. Nothing in this clause 5.7 requires Viterra to move any Other Client’s Bulk Wheat which is in an export position at that time.

No capacity. Without limiting clause 5.2(b) or clause 5.65.7, Viterra may decline to receive Bulk Wheat for storage on behalf of the Client at a Port Terminal Facility if: (a) the export storage capacity allocated to a particular Binned Grade at that Port Terminal Facility is already full; and (b) Viterra is unable to make additional space available for that Binned Grade by either movement of the Bulk Wheat to another Viterra Facility or by Outturn of the Bulk Wheat. Nothing in this clause 5.7 5.8 requires Viterra to move any Other Client’s Bulk Wheat which is in an export position at that time.