Upstream and Downstream Transporters Clause Samples

The 'Upstream and Downstream Transporters' clause defines the responsibilities and obligations of parties involved in the transportation of goods or services both before (upstream) and after (downstream) a particular transaction point. This clause typically specifies which party is responsible for arranging, paying for, and managing the logistics of transport, as well as addressing liability for loss or damage during transit. By clearly delineating these roles, the clause helps prevent disputes over transportation duties and ensures that all parties understand their respective obligations in the supply chain.
Upstream and Downstream Transporters. Customer shall make, or cause to be made, all necessary arrangements with other pipelines or parties upstream of the Receipt Point(s) or downstream of the Delivery Point(s) in order to effectuate Company's receipt or delivery of Customer's gas. Company's obligations are subject to Customer making such necessary arrangements set forth in the immediately preceding sentence, and such arrangements must be coordinated with Company.
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