Common use of Provision Regarding Output Contract Laws Clause in Contracts

Provision Regarding Output Contract Laws. The Parties acknowledge that deliveries of Committed Gas hereunder may increase or decrease significantly from Month to Month as a consequence of the routine conduct of the Parties' operations and a variety of factors affecting the market for Gas generally. Accordingly, the Parties agree that (a) the obligations of UPR (i) to sell and deliver Committed Gas and (ii) of UPFUELS to purchase and receive Committed Gas, and (b) the methods used by UPFUELS and UPR pursuant to Section 2.3 to estimate the quantities of Committed Gas to be sold by UPFUELS and purchased by UPR from Month to Month hereunder, are all commercially reasonable means, arrived at by both Parties, acting in good faith, to minimize the severity of such increases and decreases in deliveries, consistent with the commercial realities of producing and marketing the Committed Gas and the realities of Gas markets generally. The Parties agree that Section 2.306 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, or any provision of any law with similar provisions (collectively, "Output Contract Laws"), is inapplicable to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated. To the extent that any Output Contract Laws are held to apply to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated, the Parties hereby WAIVE, RELEASE AND RELINQUISH any defenses to the enforcement of this Agreement arising from such Output Contract Laws, and any claims that may be asserted by either Party arising from such Output Contract Laws.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Natural Gas Purchase and Sale Agreement (Union Pacific Resources Group Inc)

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Provision Regarding Output Contract Laws. The Parties parties acknowledge that deliveries of Committed Gas hereunder may increase or decrease significantly from Month to Month as a consequence of the routine conduct of the Partiesparties' operations and a variety of factors affecting the market for Gas generally. Accordingly, the Parties parties agree that (a) the obligations of UPR (i) of Seller to sell and deliver Committed Gas and (ii) of UPFUELS Buyer to purchase and receive Committed Gas, and (b) the methods used by UPFUELS Buyer and UPR Seller pursuant to Section 2.3 3.5 to estimate the quantities of Committed Gas to be sold by UPFUELS Buyer and purchased by UPR Seller from Month to Month hereunder, are all commercially reasonable means, arrived at by both Partiesparties, acting in good faith, to minimize the severity of such increases and decreases in deliveries, consistent with the commercial realities of producing and marketing the Committed Gas and the realities of Gas markets generally. The Parties parties agree that Section 2.306 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, or any provision of any law with similar provisions (collectively, "Output Contract Laws"), is inapplicable to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated. To the extent that any Output Contract Laws are held to apply to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated, the Parties parties hereby WAIVE, RELEASE WAIVE AND RELINQUISH any defenses to the enforcement of this Agreement arising from such Output output Contract Laws, and any claims that may be asserted by either Party party arising from such Output output Contract Laws.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Gas Purchase Agreement (Kerr McGee Corp /De)

Provision Regarding Output Contract Laws. The Parties parties acknowledge that deliveries of Committed Gas hereunder may increase or decrease significantly from Month to Month as a consequence of the routine conduct of the Partiesparties' operations and a variety of factors affecting the market for Gas generally. Accordingly, the Parties parties agree that (a) the obligations of UPR (i) of Seller to sell and deliver Committed Gas and (ii) of UPFUELS Buyer to purchase and receive Committed Gas, and (b) the methods used by UPFUELS Buyer and UPR Seller pursuant to Section 2.3 3.5 to estimate the quantities of Committed Gas to be sold by UPFUELS Buyer and purchased by UPR Seller from Month to Month hereunder, are all commercially reasonable means, arrived at by both Partiesparties, acting in good faith, to minimize the severity of such increases and decreases in deliveries, consistent with the commercial realities of producing and marketing the Committed Gas and the realities of Gas markets generally. The Parties parties agree that Section 2.306 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, or any provision of any law with similar provisions (collectively, "Output Contract Laws"), is inapplicable to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated. To the extent that any Output Contract Laws are held to apply to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated, the Parties parties hereby WAIVE, RELEASE WAIVE AND RELINQUISH any defenses to the enforcement of this Agreement arising from such Output Contract Laws, and any claims that may be asserted by either Party party arising from such Output Contract Laws.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Gas Purchase Agreement (Apache Corp)

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Provision Regarding Output Contract Laws. The Parties parties acknowledge that deliveries of Committed Gas hereunder may increase or decrease significantly from Month to Month as a consequence of the routine conduct of the Partiesparties' operations and a variety of factors affecting the market for Gas generally. Accordingly, the Parties parties agree that (a) the obligations of UPR Seller (i) to sell and deliver Committed Gas and (ii) of UPFUELS Buyer to purchase and receive Committed Gas, and (b) the methods used by UPFUELS Buyer and UPR Seller pursuant to Section 2.3 3.5 to estimate the quantities of Committed Gas to be sold by UPFUELS Buyer and purchased by UPR Seller from Month to Month hereunder, are all commercially reasonable means, arrived at by both Partiesparties, acting in good faith, to minimize the severity of such increases and decreases in deliveries, consistent with the commercial realities of producing and marketing the Committed Gas and the realities of Gas markets generally. The Parties parties agree that Section 2.306 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, or any provision of any law with similar provisions (collectively, "Output Contract Laws"), is inapplicable to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated. To the extent that any Output Contract Laws are held to apply to this Agreement and the transactions hereby contemplated, the Parties parties hereby WAIVE, RELEASE WAIVE AND RELINQUISH any defenses to the enforcement of this Agreement arising from such Output Contract Laws, and any claims that may be asserted by either Party party arising from such Output Contract Laws.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Member Gas Purchase Agreement (Apache Corp)

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