GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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sentence, Shipper, at Pipeline's demand, posts a surety bond and the

amount finally determined to be due is that amount which Shipper

asserted in its written notice of its dispute as being the correct

amount due, then Pipeline shall reimburse Shipper for the amount of

the premium paid for the surety bond obtained by Shipper. Upon (1)

payment of such bill in full in the manner hereinabove described or

(2) the furnishing of such bond by Shipper (unless and until default

be made in the conditions of such bond), Pipeline shall not be

entitled to suspend service pending a determination of the final

amount due. If Shipper provides notice of its dispute and fails to

(1) pay all or any part of such bill or (2) furnish a bond, Pipeline

may take action to suspend service in the manner hereinabove

described. A final, non-appealable determination of the amount due

may be reached either by agreement between the parties, FERC, or

arbitration.


 

19.6 Over or Under Charges. If within 7 Months from the date of the

initial bill with a 3-Month rebuttal period, it is found that

Shipper has been overcharged or undercharged in any form whatsoever

under the provisions hereof, and Shipper paid the bills containing

such overcharge or undercharge, then within 30 days after the final

determination thereof, Pipeline shall refund the amount of any such

overcharge, or Shipper shall pay the amount of any undercharge, with

interest thereon at the rate equal to the rate set forth in Section

154.501 of the Commission's Rules and Regulations from the time such

overcharge was paid, or the payment due date in respect of the

invoice containing such undercharge, to the date of refund.


 

19.7 Delayed Bills. If rendition of a bill by Pipeline to Shipper is

delayed beyond the date specified in GT&Cs Section 19.1, the Shipper

shall pay such bill by within 10 days after rendition thereof.