QUANTITY MEASUREMENTS Sample Clauses

QUANTITY MEASUREMENTS. 4.1 The quantities of Goods delivered shall be determined from the official gauge or meter of the delivery barge or truck or of the shore tank in case of delivery ex wharf. In the event flow meters are used instead of tank gauging, the flow meter readings from the meter fitted on board the delivery bunker barge or bunker tanker or truck or shore tank shall be used for determining the quantity delivered. Once the Vessel’s representative or crew have accepted the quantity of the Goods delivered as evidenced by the Vessel’s representative’s or crew’s signature on the respective delivery receipt or delivery note and there is no further written request from the Vessel to the delivery barge or truck prior to the disconnection of the supply hose, the quantity as shown on the delivery receipt or delivery note shall be deemed final and complete and there shall be no further obligation of the Physical Supplier and the Buyer shall not have any claims against the Physical Supplier for any short delivery. In the case of lubricants, their quantity shall be determined by the signing of the relevant delivery receipt(s) or delivery note(s).
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QUANTITY MEASUREMENTS. 6.1 The quantity of the Goods delivered shall be determined from the gauge or meter of the shore tank or the barge effecting delivery at the election of the Supplier. Adjustment in volume owing to difference in temperature shall be made in accordance with ASTM-IP Petroleum Measurement Tables or the methods of any other recognized standards authority at the discretion of the supplier.
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