Provisions relating to notification failure Sample Clauses

Provisions relating to notification failure. In the absence of notification by the Shipper of a full Monthly Scheduling Request within the time frame indicated, the information appearing in the last Annual Schedule provided by the Operator shall apply for Month M.
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