Payor to Determine Operations Clause Samples

The 'Payor to Determine Operations' clause grants the payor the authority to decide how certain operations or activities are conducted under the agreement. In practice, this means the payor can set procedures, schedules, or methods related to the performance of services or delivery of goods, ensuring that operations align with their preferences or requirements. This clause is primarily used to give the payor control over operational decisions, thereby reducing uncertainty and ensuring that the outcomes meet their standards or business needs.
Payor to Determine Operations. The Recipient acknowledges and agrees that any decision to commence, pursue, suspend or cease mining on the Property is solely a matter for the Payor; however the Payor will notify the Recipient if it is considering or intends to take any of these actions.
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Payor to Determine Operations. The Payor may, but shall not be obligated to, treat, mill, heap ▇▇▇▇▇, sort, concentrate, refine, smelt , or otherwise process, beneficiate or upgrade the ores, concentrates, and other Products at sites located on or off the Property, prior to sale, transfer, or conveyance to a purchaser, user, or consumer. The Payor shall have complete discretion concerning the nature, timing and extent of all exploration, development, mining and other operations conducted on or for the benefit of the Property and may suspend operations and production on the Property at any time it considers prudent or appropriate to do so. The Payor shall owe the Royalty Holder no duty to explore, develop or mine the Property, or to do so at any rate or in any manner other than that which the Payor may determine in its sole and unfettered discretion.
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Payor to Determine Operations. 5.1 The Payor will have complete discretion concerning the nature, timing and extent of all Mining Operations and may suspend, curtail, expand or terminate Mining Operations, including production, on the Property at any time it considers prudent or appropriate to do so. The Payor will owe the Holder no duty to explore, develop or mine the Property, or to do so at any rate or in any manner other than that which the Payor may determine in its sole and unfettered discretion. 5.2 The Payor may, but will not be obligated to treat, mill, heap l▇▇▇▇, sort, concentrate, refine, smelt, or otherwise process, beneficiate or upgrade the Products at sites located on or off the Property, prior to sale, transfer, or conveyance to a purchaser, user, or consumer. The Payor will not be liable for mineral values lost in processing under sound practices and procedures, and no royalty will be due on any such lost mineral values.
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