SHIPPING TOLERANCE Sample Clauses
A Shipping Tolerance clause defines the permissible variation in the quantity of goods shipped compared to the amount specified in the contract. Typically, this clause allows the seller to deliver slightly more or less than the agreed quantity, often within a set percentage range, such as plus or minus 5%. This flexibility accommodates practical issues in measurement or packaging and helps prevent disputes over minor discrepancies, ensuring smoother fulfillment and acceptance of shipments.
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SHIPPING TOLERANCE. The master of the vessel shall be entitled to increase or decrease the quantity of the coal to be loaded onto a vessel within the range of +/- 10 % (such range shall be in hereinafter called “Shipping Tolerance”). However, the quantity of the coal to be loaded onto a vessel shall mean the tonnage notified by the SELLER to the BUYER and confirmed in accordance with the provisions of Article 9. Should the basic conditions at the LOADING Point change, and should the provisions of this Article 10 become inconsistent with the customs and practices prevailing in the LOADING Point, the loading terms as set out herein shall be reviewed at the request of either the BUYER or the SELLER and any change to the loading terms herein shall be mutually agreed.
SHIPPING TOLERANCE. All order quantities are subject to a shipping tolerance of plus or minus five (5) percent (+/- 5%).
SHIPPING TOLERANCE. Seller maintains the right to ship ± 10% of estimated weight of order unless otherwise specified on order and acknowledgement.