Where an Alternative Train Slot is Clause Samples

The 'Where an Alternative Train Slot is' clause defines the circumstances under which an alternative train slot may be provided or utilized, typically in the context of railway operations or scheduling agreements. This clause outlines the process for identifying and assigning a different train slot when the originally scheduled slot becomes unavailable, such as due to operational disruptions or maintenance. By specifying the conditions and procedures for substituting train slots, the clause ensures continuity of service and minimizes disruption, thereby providing a clear mechanism for managing scheduling conflicts or unforeseen changes.
Where an Alternative Train Slot is accepted under paragraph 5.3(a); or
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Where an Alternative Train Slot is. (a) accepted under paragraph 4.2(a); or (b) accepted as a Train Operator Variation under paragraph 4.3, the Original Service shall not be treated as a Cancellation for the purposes of Schedule 8.
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Where an Alternative Train Slot is. (a) accepted under paragraph 4.2(a); or (b) accepted as a Train Operator Variation under paragraph 4.3, the Original Service shall not be treated as a Cancellation and the Freight Customer shall be entitled to draw down its rights in relation to such Alternative Train Slot into an Operator Access Agreement in accordance with this contract.
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