Common use of Quantity Tolerances Clause in Contracts

Quantity Tolerances. Unless exact-loading was specified by Purchaser at the time of ordering, or is the universal custom applicable to the described product, Purchaser acknowledges ITP right to increase or decrease the quantity called for under the order by not more than 10%, if necessary to avoid waste, to avoid breaking customary shipping units, to meet minimum tariff requirements or size of equipment furnished, or to comply with governmental regulations. ITP has the right to ship the entire order at one time or any portion or portions thereof from time to time on one or more vessels under one or more bills of lading within the contract period. If an order calling for specific percentages of grade or dimensions is to be shipped on more than one vessel, ITP is not bound to ship an exact percentage on each but may ship the goods as convenient, provided that when the order has been completed the proper percentages have been shipped.

Quantity Tolerances. Unless exact-loading was specified by Purchaser at the time of ordering, or is the universal custom applicable to the described product, Purchaser acknowledges ITP CWL right to increase or decrease the quantity called for under the order by not more than 10%, if necessary to avoid waste, to avoid breaking customary shipping units, to meet minimum tariff requirements or size of equipment furnished, or to comply with governmental regulations. ITP CWL has the right to ship the entire order at one time or any portion or portions thereof from time to time on one or more vessels under one or more bills of lading within the contract period. If an order calling for specific percentages of grade or dimensions is to be shipped on more than one vessel, ITP CWL is not bound to ship an exact percentage on each but may ship the goods as convenient, provided that when the order has been completed the proper percentages have been shipped.