Common use of Criteria for Orders Clause in Contracts

Criteria for Orders. An Order shall:- (a) be in writing and be clear and unequivocal (and an Order shall be deemed such until such time as the Settlement System Administrator requests any necessary clarification); (b) have due regard to the resources of the Settlement System Administrator available to give effect to such Order; (c) not increase the liabilities of the Settlement System Administrator beyond those contemplated under the SSA Arrangements without proper compensation. For this purpose, without limitation, compensation for increased liabilities shall be proper if an indemnity is given to the Settlement System Administrator which is reasonably satisfactory to it or other compensation reasonably satisfactory to the Settlement System Administrator is provided to it; (d) not conflict with the terms of the SSA Arrangements; and (e) not cause the Settlement System Administrator to breach any of NGC's obligations under the NGC Transmission Licence.

Criteria for Orders. An Order shall:-shall: (a) be in writing and be clear and unequivocal (and an Order shall be deemed such until such time as the Settlement System Administrator requests any necessary clarification); (b) have due regard to the resources of the Settlement System Administrator available to give effect to such Order; (c) not increase the liabilities of the Settlement System Administrator beyond those contemplated under the SSA Arrangements without proper compensation. For this purpose, without limitation, compensation for increased liabilities shall be proper if an indemnity is given to the Settlement System Administrator which is reasonably satisfactory to it or other compensation reasonably satisfactory to the Settlement System Administrator is provided to it; (d) not conflict with the terms of the SSA Arrangements; and (e) not cause the Settlement System Administrator to breach any of NGC's obligations under the NGC Transmission Licence.