Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning Sample Clauses

The 'Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning' clause allows a party, typically the seller or service provider, to issue an invoice for goods or services before the final delivery or completion (outturning) has occurred. In practice, this means the seller can request payment based on shipment, dispatch, or another milestone rather than waiting for the buyer to confirm receipt or inspection of the goods. This clause is particularly useful in transactions where goods are shipped over long distances or where immediate cash flow is important, as it enables the seller to receive payment sooner and reduces financial risk associated with delayed payments.
Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning. If Grain is scheduled to be Outturned into a ship’s hold from a Port Terminal Facility, CBH reserves the right to invoice the Customer and receive payment for the Port Outturning Service charges prescribed in the Fees and Charges Schedule prior to the Grain being Outturned onto a ship. Where there are variations in respect of the amount of Grain actually Outturned and the costs incurred in Outturning, CBH and the Customer agree that: (a) within 30 days of the Grain being Outturned onto a ship, CBH will, subject to clause 9.1(c), refund any amounts paid by the Customer under this clause in respect of Port Outturning Service charges invoiced by CBH relating to Grain that was not Outturned onto a ship; and (b) CBH is entitled to invoice the Customer for any additional charges prescribed in the Fees and Charges Schedule for Grain Outturned by CBH as a direct result of the actions of the Customer or the Customer’s agent.
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Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning. If Grain is scheduled to be Outturned into a container at MGC, CBH reserves the right to invoice the Customer and receive payment for the Container Loading Services charges prescribed in the Fee Schedule prior to the Grain being Outturned into a container. Where there are variations in respect of the amount of Grain actually Outturned and the costs incurred in Outturning, CBH and the Customer agree that: (a) within 30 days of the Grain being Outturned into a container, CBH will, subject to clause 11.2(d), refund any amounts paid by the Customer under this clause 7.12 in respect of Container Loading Services charges invoiced by CBH relating to Grain that was not Outturned into a container; and (b) CBH is entitled to invoice the Customer for any additional charges prescribed in the Fee Schedule for Grain Outturned by CBH as a direct result of the actions of the Customer or the Customer’s agent.
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Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning. If Bulk Wheat is scheduled to be Outturned into a ship’s hold from a Port Terminal Facility, CBH reserves the right to invoice the Customer and receive payment for the Port Outturning Service charges prescribed in the Fees and Charges Schedule prior to the Bulk Wheat being Outturned onto a ship. Where there are variations in respect of the amount of Bulk Wheat actually Outturned and the costs incurred in Outturning, CBH and the Customer agree that: (a) within 30 days of the Bulk Wheat being Outturned onto a ship, CBH will, subject to clause 9.1(c), refund any amounts paid by the Customer under this clause in respect of Port Outturning Service charges invoiced by CBH relating to Bulk Wheat that was not Outturned onto a ship; and (b) CBH is entitled to invoice the Customer for any additional charges prescribed in the Fees and Charges Schedule for Bulk Wheat Outturned by CBH as a direct result of the actions of the Customer or the Customer’s agent.
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Right to Invoice Prior to Outturning. If Grain is scheduled to be Outturned into a ship’s hold from a Port Terminal Facility, CBH reserves the right to invoice the Customer and receive payment for the Port Outturning Service charges prior to the Grain being Outturned onto a ship. Where there are variations in respect of the amount of Grain actually Outturned and the costs incurred in Outturning, CBH and the Customer agree that: (a) within 30 days of the Grain being Outturned onto a ship, CBH will refund any amounts paid by the Customer under this clause in respect of Outturning charges invoiced by CBH relating to Grain that was not Outturned onto a ship; and (b) CBH is entitled to invoice the Customer for any additional Grain Outturned plus costs incurred by CBH as a direct result of the actions of the Customer or the Customer’s agent.
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