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SHIPMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 1. Not later than at the beginning of the month of delivery but in any case not later than 15 days prior to the 1st day of laycan the Sellers shall advise the Buyers the quantity of goods to be delivered during the months of delivery and 2 -day loading period agreed upon with the coordinators of the port (such loading period will be final and binding for both Parties) and latest than 5 days prior to the 1SL day of the loading period will notify the Buyers about readiness of goods for the shipment. In case Seller for whatever reasons is not in a position to make loading date range nomination to Buyer with 15 days pre-advice and correspondingly intends to make nomination with shorter pre-advice, then Parties will negotiate in good will to find a fan-solution to such situation. The Buyer not later than 10 days prior to the 1st day of the loading period shall nominate to the Sellers a vessel specifying all necessary characteristics required for her acceptance. Within 1 working day from the date of nomination the Seller shall either accept the vessel to the Buyers or request her substitute, which shall be duly justified. The Buyer on agreement with the Seller can substitute an accepted vessel with another similar one. The substitute shall not be unreasonably withheld by the Seller.
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SHIPMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 4.1. Prior to the beginning of every calendar quarter as soon as Quarterly Export Graphic is issued and approved by the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation the Seller shall nominate to the Buyer the quantities to be delivered during the quarter.
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SHIPMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Unless otherwise specified in the Order Documentation, delivery shall be ex works Seller’s facility, where risk of loss or damage will pass to Buyer upon delivery. Absent Buyer's instructions regarding the carrier to be used, Seller reserves the right to choose any carrier; however, Seller does not retain the risk of loss or damage for the Products. Damage or loss of goods after leaving Seller's manufacturing location is Buyer's responsibility and will not relieve Buyer of its obligations under this Agreement.
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SHIPMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Unless otherwise specified in the Order Documentation, delivery shall be ex works Seller’s facility, where risk of loss or damage will pass to Buyer upon delivery. Absent Buyer's instructions regarding the carrier to be used, Seller reserves the right to choose any carrier; however, Seller does not retain the risk of loss or damage for the Products. Buyer shall be responsible for obtaining insurance to cover any loss to Buyer. Damage or loss of goods after leaving Seller's manufacturing location is Buyer's responsibility and will not relieve Buyer of its obligations under this Agreement. Unless otherwise set forth in the Order Documentation, all prices are ex-works Seller's facility. Shipping and related charges are not included. Shipments on common carrier do not include crating, delivery to the carrier, insurance in transit, or taxes and duties.
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