Outturn definition

Outturn means to cause Grain to physically leave CBH’s custody at a Port Terminal Facility and is deemed to occur when the Grain exits the delivery spout into a Grain shipping vessel at which point physical possession of the Grain passes from CBH to the Customer or a third party authorised by the Customer.

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Outturn means to cause Bulk Wheat to physically leave CBH’s custody at a Port Terminal Facility and is deemed to occur when the Bulk Wheat exits the delivery spout into a Bulk Wheat shipping vessel at which point physical possession of the Bulk Wheat passes from CBH to the Customer or a third party authorised by the Customer

Outturn means, as applicable, any of the following (or a combination thereof):

Examples of Outturn in a sentence

• Storage Charges will accrue and become payable in accordance with these terms and conditions by the Warehouser when the Outturn Entitlement is outturned or is Title Transferred.

• The College shall provide the Department with, as a minimum, information on a monthly basis which will enable the satisfactory monitoring by the Department of: • the College’s cash management; • its drawdown of any grant-in-aid requirement; • the expenditure for that month; • forecast outturn by resource headings; and • other data required for the DoF Outturn and Forecast Outturn Return.

• Notwithstanding any other term of this Agreement, CBH may, at its sole discretion, refuse to Outturn the Customer’s Grain if the Customer has not paid any amounts owing to CBH pursuant to clause 9.

• The Company makes no other warranty or guarantee in relation to the Testing, including but not limited to, that malting barley will germinate after Outturn.

• The Parties agree that where there is a cost increase for a project above the P50 Outturn cost, any additional funding up to the ‘Total Commonwealth Committed Funding’ as set out in the Schedules to this Agreement will only be released on a demonstrated needs basis.

More Definitions of Outturn

Outturn means to cause Grain physically to leave the custody of Viterra at a Viterra Facility, and, in the case of Outturn to a shipping vessel, is taken to occur when the Grain exits the delivery spout into a Transportation Vehicle at which point physical custody of the Grain passes from Viterra to the Client or a third party authorised by the Client.

Outturn means to cause Grain to exit:

Outturn means to cause Grain to exit the delivery spout into a Grain transportation vehicle at which point physical possession of the Grain passes from CBH to You, a third party authorised by You or a third party authorised by CBH (as the case requires).

Outturn means to cause Grain to be loaded into either a bag container or bulk container at a Site and is deemed to occur when the Grain exits the delivery spout into either the bag or bulk container.

Outturn means to cause Grain to physically leave CBH’s custody at a Site and is deemed to occur when the Grain exits the delivery spout into a Grain transportation vehicle at which point physical possession of the Grain passes from CBH to You, a third party authorised by You or a third party authorised by CBH (as the case requires).

Outturn means to cause Grain to physically leave the custody of the Company at a Company Facility, and, in the case of Outturn to a shipping vessel, is taken to occur when the Grain exits the delivery spout into a shipping vessel at which point physical custody of the Grain passes from the Company to the Client or a third party authorised by the Client. Outturn Entitlement has the meaning given to that term in clause 7.2.

Outturn means to cause Grain physically to leave the custody of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ at a Viterra Facility (including in packed containers). Outturn Entitlement has the meaning given to that term in clause 4.5.