Lifting Month definition

Lifting Month means, in respect of a particular delivery of Crude Oil, the Month in which the first Day of the Set Range occurs.
Lifting Month means the Month for which a Cargo is programmed for lifting;
Lifting Month means the Month in which a Cargo is programmed to be lifted;

Examples of Lifting Month in a sentence

  • Alternatively, if and as specified in the Overlift Notice, Seller may impose the Overlift Charge on a daily basis or weekly basis, meaning that the Overlift Charge must be paid for each gallon of Product purchased by Buyer during the Lifting Month that exceeds: (a) a daily ratable volume set forth in the Overlift Notice after the date set forth in the Overlift Notice; or (b) a weekly ratable volume set forth in the Overlift Notice after the date set forth in the Overlift Notice.

  • Not later than thirty-five (35) Days prior to the beginning of the first programmed Lifting Month of each Contract Year, Seller shall provide Buyer with a list of objective vetting criteria in respect of vessels acceptable to Seller during such Contract Year.

  • Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement and subject to the provisions of Article 20, if, in any Lifting Month, Buyer fails to lift any Cargo scheduled to be lifted during such Lifting Month, Seller shall have the right to recover its damages for Buyer’s breach of its lifting obligation.