Other Non-Material Deviations Sample Clauses

Other Non-Material Deviations. The Service Agreements and Amendments also contain deviations from the current form of service agreement for use under Rate Schedule FT that are minor and non-substantive, and thus are not material deviations. The deviations from the form of service agreement are “redlined” on the copies attached as Appendix A hereto, and fall into the following general categories:  Minor language changes from the text of the current form of service agreement that do not affect the meaning of the provisions (e.g., word substitutions and sentence or heading rearranging) and thus are not material deviations.10 These deviations are shown on the ConEdison Service Agreement in Section 1 of Article I, the first paragraph of Article IV and Sections 1 and 3 of Article V; on the MEAG Service Agreement in Article IV and Section 1 of Article V; and on Exhibits A (including footnote 1) and B of both Service Agreements.  Terms or wording that conform to the form of service agreement in effect at the time the Service Agreements, which contain a Memphis clause, were executed.11 These deviations are shown on the Service Agreements in the first paragraph identifying the parties on page 1, Section 2 of Article V, Sections 1 and 5 of Article VI, the signature blocks, and on the ConEdison Service Agreement in Section 2 of Article I.  Terms that restate the requirements of Transco’s tariff, which the Commission recently found are not material deviations.12 These deviations are shown on the Service Agreements in footnote 1 added to Exhibit B to state the delivery pressure, consistent with Section 12 of the General Terms and Conditions (“GT&C”) of Transco’s Tariff which provides that Transco and Buyer may mutually agree to delivery pressures, and in footnote 2 added to Exhibit B stating that deliveries for the shipper at the delivery points are subject to the limits of the Delivery Point Entitlement (DPE’s) of the entities receiving the gas at the delivery points, which reiterates the requirements of Section 19 of the GT&C. Transco submits that the provisions described above are not material deviations because they are consistent with Transco’s Tariff, and do not affect the substantive rights of the parties or the quality of service to ConEdison, MEAG, or other shippers. 9 Sabine Pipe Line LLC, 113 FERC ¶61,312 at PP 4-5 (2005); Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., 97 FERC ¶ 61,221 at 62,004 (2001).
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