Volume measuring Clause Samples

The 'Volume measuring' clause defines the methods and standards by which the quantity or volume of goods, materials, or services is determined under a contract. Typically, this clause specifies the measurement techniques, equipment, or units to be used, and may designate who is responsible for conducting or verifying the measurements. By establishing clear procedures for volume determination, the clause helps prevent disputes over quantities delivered or invoiced, ensuring transparency and fairness in contract performance.
Volume measuring. The Purchaser will measure the volume of milk supplied by the Supplier at the Collection Point via meters installed on the milk delivery vehicles. The Purchaser must give the Supplier, as soon as practicable after the volume measurement, written notice of the results of the measurement.
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