Common use of QUANTITY CONTROL Clause in Contracts

QUANTITY CONTROL. The volumetric measurements presented by TERPEL will be accepted by THE AIRLINES as prove of delivered quantities. TERPEL undertakes to maintain its gages in perfect working condition, calibrating them with renowned laboratory calibration patterns considered valid by THE AIRLINES, who will be entitled to verify at any time the gage calibration performed by TERPEL. In the event of a claim by THE AIRLINES for shortages in a gage, TERPEL will carry out and perform the calibration in the presence of a representative from THE AIRLINES and if said decalibration is proved, TERPEL will recognize the shortage to THE AIRLINES, applying the volume that would have been supplied to THE AIRLINES by said gage, as of the date of the last calibration performed by TERPEL or its contractor to the gage in question until the date of recalibration in the presence of representatives from THE AIRLINES. Likewise, TERPEL shall assume any transportation and other expenses, if applicable, incurred by officers of THE AIRLINES who will travel to the supply locations to make sure the gages are properly calibrated, as long as there is a difference attributable to TERPEL.