REDELIVERY CONDITIONS Clause Samples

REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. At the time of its redelivery to Lessor under the Agreement the Aircraft shall, subject to fair wear and tear in accordance with limits under the Maintenance Program, comply with the following conditions:
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REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. (a) Redelivery conditions If the Vessel is to be redelivered pursuant to Clause 44 (Redelivery), in addition to what has been agreed in Clause 44 (Redelivery), the condition of the Vessel shall at redelivery be as follows: (i) the Vessel shall be free of any class conditions, recommendations and/or statutory breaches affecting the validity of its trading certificates; (ii) the Vessel must be redelivered with all equipment and spares or replacement items which were on board at the time of the delivery under the MOA (save for any spare part or spare equipment which has been consumed in the course of operating the Vessel) and transferred to the Owners pursuant to the MOA and the original log book and other technical documentation which may be in the Charterers’ possession shall promptly be forwarded to the Owners at the Charterers’ expense; (iii) the Vessel must be redelivered with all national and international trading certificates and hull/machinery survey positions for both class and statutory surveys free of any recommendation and qualifications valid and un-extended for a period of at least three (3) months beyond the redelivery date; (iv) the Vessel shall have passed any flag or class surveys or inspections due within three (3) months after the date of redelivery and have its continuous survey system up to date; (v) the Vessel shall be free and clear of all liens; and (vi) without prejudice to any of the foregoing, the Vessel shall be in the same or as good structure, state, condition and class as she was when she was delivered to the Charterers under this Charter on the Actual Delivery Date, fair wear and tear excepted.
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REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. 77 To the extent permitted by the Sub-lease prevailing at the time, the Lessee shall redeliver the Rig:
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REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. On the Expiry Date the Aircraft will comply with each of the following provisions at the time it is delivered to Lessor: (a) The Aircraft will be in an airworthy and fully serviceable condition, normal wear and tear excepted, with all systems fully functional and operational. The Aircraft will have no airworthiness or safety of flight discrepancies, and no carry-over or deferred maintenance items or defects of any kind unless deferred by manufacturer and covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. (b) The Aircraft will comply with the manufacturer’s original or type specifications, as the case may be, and have installed the full complement of engines and other equipment, parts, accessories and loose equipment as were installed in the Aircraft at Delivery. Any aircraft systems added or modified by supplemental modification action will also be fully operational and functional. (c) The Aircraft will have a current Certificate of Airworthiness acceptable to the Aviation Authority. In this regard, the Certificate of Airworthiness will be currently validated by appropriate entries duly executed by currently licensed Aviation Authority inspectors in all applicable log books for the Aircraft. Lessee will be solely responsible for all costs and expenses incurred in obtaining the Certificate of Airworthiness, including but not limited to all aircraft inspections required for issuance of the Certificate of Airworthiness. (d) The Aircraft will be current and in complete compliance with the Maintenance Program, if any, including, all Manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedules for the Airframe, Engines and avionics, if any, and all such Maintenance Programs shall be fully paid up to the date of Redelivery and fully assignable to Lessor. The Aircraft will be in complete compliance with all requirements of the Aviation Authority. All of the Aircraft’s maintenance will be signed off in accordance with the regulations of the Aviation Authority.
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REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. Each Engine shall have the Engine Flight Hours and Engine Flight Cycles remaining to its next expected Engine Performance Restoration as noted in Exhibit P. Following the completion of the acceptance flight pursuant to a Lease aircraft redelivery, GE acknowledges that a complete video borescope inspection of all accessible stages in the engine is required, which may be performed by GE OWS [*****]. If a finding through the borescope inspection results in an unserviceable condition as per the AMM and that finding is required to be fixed through a shop visit, GE will perform services to resolve the condition and ensure the engine meets expected lease return conditions as noted in Exhibit P, and the Engine will meet performance and operating temperature limitations evidenced by full takeoff power assurance runs. No Engine (and no module thereof) shall be (i) “on watch” or subject to special or reduced inspection intervals that would cause the engine not to meet Redelivery Conditions or (ii) exhibit any adverse trends or indicate a rate of acceleration in performance deterioration that is higher than normal based on Manufacturer’s experience, GE and Customer will work to troubleshoot any discrepant condition. Each Engine’s life remaining to its next expected Engine Performance Restoration shall be determined using the Engine Manufacturer’s published data, the environment and operating parameters in which the Engine has been operated, [*****], the period remaining to the incorporation of any Airworthiness Directives issued by the Regulatory Authority or alert (or equivalent) Service Bulletins issued by Engine Manufacturer which would require the splitting of any of that Engine’s modules, and that Engine’s EGT margin, Hour to Cycle ratio, power assurance run results, borescope findings and trend data.
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REDELIVERY CONDITIONS. 22.2.1 Lessee shall redeliver the Aircraft to Lessor in accordance with the following requirements (the "Redelivery Conditions"): (a) in a condition which is in compliance with the provisions of Exhibit F (Redelivery Procedure and Redelivery Conditions) hereto; (b) free and clear of all Liens (including Permitted Liens, other than Lessor Liens); and, (c) duly registered in the name of Lessor as lessor, Owner as owner and evidencing the discontinued leasing to the extent permitted under the Laws of the State of Registration of the Aircraft (including, at Lessor’s option, execution and delivery by Lessee of such documents as may be required to deregister the Aircraft from the register and to terminate the Agreement or to evidence the expiration, termination or cancellation of the leasing of the Aircraft under this Agreement).
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  • Delivery Conditions Each delivery of the Goods shall be accompanied with a delivery note, which shall be confirmed by both Parties upon handover and takeover of the Goods, and shall be used as the Goods handover protocol. The delivery note shall contain: identification data of the Seller and the Buyer, the number and date of issue of the Delivery Note, position/serial number according to the Contract; contract number; Material code according to IS in STC format; the number of the supplied units without defects with a divided according to individual types, the number of delivered pieces of defective Prelaminates according to paragraph 5 of this article, the total number of Prelaminates delivered, place and date of handover and acceptance (hereinafter the "delivery note") The Seller shall notify the Buyer to the e-mail address: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇ the expected date and time when the Goods will be delivered to the Buyer's address, at least 2 working days before the day of dispatch from the Seller's plant. In the event that the Seller uses a carrier that allows you to monitor the status of the delivery, the Seller will also send the Buyer the number of the bill of lading. The Seller shall immediately inform the Buyer about expected failure to arrive on time in order to solve this situation. The Seller shall deliver the Goods on business days and during the Buyer's regular working hours, i.e. between 6:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., unless stipulated otherwise by the Buyer. Outside these hours, it is only possible to receive Goods following a previous agreement made over the phone between the Seller and the Buyer's representative stated in this Contract. Within a single delivery must not content: a) the number of defective Prelaminates higher than 2% of the total number of Prelaminates delivered, b) no sheet in the format of 3x7 positions, on which the number of defective Prelaminates will be greater than 2, Within one partial delivery, the tolerance of the number of delivered Prelaminates is +/- 3% of the ordered number of Prelaminates. The Seller undertakes to provide the subject of performance for transport and subsequent storage in a manner that is usual for this type of subject of performance in business relations so as to ensure the preservation, protection and quality of the subject of performance. Each delivered consignment will be properly marked with the indication of the subject of performance, the manufacturer and information about its weight. The performance of the Seller is considered fulfilled if it is delivered on time and properly, i.e. free of any defects in quantity in accordance with the agreement of the Parties under paragraph 6 of this article, quality or legal defects, including accompanying written documents. The ownership title to the Goods supplied on the basis of this Contract shall pass on the Buyer at the moment of takeover of the Goods, i.e. at the moment the handover protocol for the Goods (delivery note) is signed by the Buyer. The risk of damage to the Goods shall pass to the Buyer at the same moment.

  • ADDITIONAL SPECIAL CONTRACT CONDITIONS Special Contract Conditions revisions: the corresponding subsections of the Special Contract Conditions referenced below are replaced in their entirety with the following:

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