MEASUREMENT AND LOG ACCOUNTABILITY VIOLATIONS Sample Clauses

The "Measurement and Log Accountability Violations" clause establishes the standards and procedures for accurately recording and reporting measurements and logs related to a contract, such as quantities of goods delivered or services performed. It typically outlines the responsibilities of each party to maintain precise records, the process for verifying measurements, and the consequences of discrepancies or falsifications. By setting clear expectations and accountability, this clause helps prevent disputes over quantities or performance, ensuring transparency and trust between the parties.
MEASUREMENT AND LOG ACCOUNTABILITY VIOLATIONS. 1. MISSING LOAD TICKETS: The Purchaser will be charged up to $500.00 for each unused load ticket that the Purchaser has lost or misplaced while in his, her or its possession. An unused ticket is defined as a ticket that is not turned into the State with an associated truckload weight. 2. FAILURE TO ATTACH OR COMPLETE LOAD TICKET: The Purchaser may be charged $500.00 per load for failure to attach a load ticket to each product load prior to hauling, or for failure to complete the load ticket with all required information.
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