Railways. 21 (1) The Proponents may in accordance with approved proposals use rail or road or rail and road transport for the carriage of inputs necessary for the Project and of finished products, partly finished products and waste products of the Project between the Mine Sites the Plant Sites and the port used from time to time for the imports and exports required for the Project. Any requirement in respect of rail transport contained in approved proposals is referred to in this Clause as “the Proponents’ rail transport requirements”.
Railways. (1) Subject to the by-laws made under the Government Railways Act, 1904, (insofar as those by-laws are not inconsistent with this Agreement) and subject to the provisions of this Clause the Company shall consign at its own risk, and the State shall cause the Railways Commission to transport, by rail, all the Company’s requirements of —
Railways. 10. (1) At any time after the commencement date the Company may give notice to the State that it requires the construction of a railway from the crushing plant in the next following clause mentioned to the boundary of the works site and upon receipt of such notice the State shall if the making of the railway has then already been authorised by the said Parliament forthwith commence to construct and as soon as conveniently may be and in any event within two years after such receipt will complete and will thereafter so long as the Company uses the railway as contemplated by this agreement will provide funds for the operation and maintenance of a 3 feet 6 inches or wider gauge single railway (hereinafter called “the direct railway”) from the said crushing plant to the works site following generally the route of the proposed railway appearing in the Plan commonly known as the Xxxxxxxxxx Plan from Mundijong to Kwinana. If the making of the direct railway has not already been so authorised the State will seek the authority of the said Parliament thereto and forthwith after the authority is given will commence and thereafter will complete the railway as aforesaid.
Railways. 34 (1) In this paragraph—
Railways. CIIAPTER I. FREEDOM OF TRANSIT TO THE ADRIATIC FOR HUNGARY. ARTICLE 294. Free access to the Adriatic Sea is accorded to Hungary, who with this object will enjoy freedom of transit over the territories and in the ports severed from the former Austro- Hungarian Monarchy. Freedom of transit is the freedom defined in Article 268 until such time as a General Convention on the subject shall have been concluded between the Allied and Associated Powers, whereupon the dispositions of the new Convention shall be substituted therefor. Special conventions between the States or Administrations concerned will lay down the conditions of the exercise of the right accorded above, and will settle in particular the method of using the ports and the free zones existing in them, and the railways ordinarily giving access thereto, the establishment of international (joint) ervices and tariffs, including through tickets and way bills, and the maintenance of the Convention of Berne of October 14, I890, and its supplementary provisions until its replacement by a new Convention. Freedom of transit will extend to postal, telegraphic and telephonic services. CHAPTER II.
Railways. Report of the Task Force on the Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Howrah Freight Corridors Ports • Report of the Task Force on Tariff Setting for PPP Projects in Major Ports. • Report of the Committee of Secretaries on Road Rail Connectivity of Major Ports • Report of the IMG on Customs Procedures of Container Freight Station and Ports • Report of the IMG on Reducing Dwell Time of Cargo at Ports.
Railways. Often railways will modify departure times and/or track location. It is your responsibility to check with the railway that any onward trains you have confirmed are operating as booked. Trains must be taken in the sequence they appear on your ticket or eticket confirmation. If you do not arrive in time for a confirmed reservation, you will be considered a ‘no-show’, which could result in extra charges and/or render your ticket void. If you miss your departure train or any following connection, it is your responsibility to work with the railway on which you are ticketed to reach your destination. You shall also be responsible for coordinating with and paying any additional fees to any transfers of excursions affected by your delay. No refunds or payments will be provided by LBR for portions of trips missed or additional costs incurred due to canceled, rescheduled, or delayed trains, nor is LBR responsible for any additional expenses you may incur prior to joining your trip if a train is delayed, cancelled or you miss your train or any following connection. Travel restrictions due to COVID-19 exposure, infection, or limitations/ restrictions on travel instituted railroad companies or railroad regulations are addressed in the COVID-19 Addendum attached to this Agreement.
Railways. Assist the Borrower in redefining and adapting the role of railways in a market-based economy, through the provision of technical assistance and training. Review and adapt the regulatory and institutional framework, through the provision of technical assistance and training. Assist in restructuring SNTF with a view to increase its competitiveness and financial sustainability, through the provision of advisory services, the preparation of studies and the organization of workshops. Strengthen SNTF capacities in financial, technical and commercial management, through the provision of technical assistance.
Railways. 1.9 The Railways Act 2005 conferred extensive additional functions on Scottish Ministers to look after railway matters in Scotland, within the structure defined for the railways across Great Britain. Most functions in relation to railways in Scotland, which elsewhere will be for the Secretary of State for Transport, are the responsibility of Scottish Ministers.
