Columbia Gulf Transmission Company
Second Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 10/01/2002, Docket: RP02-475-000, Status: Effective
Fifth Revised Sheet No. 195 Fifth Revised Sheet No. 195 : Effective
Superseding: Fourth Revised Sheet No. 195
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued)
14.5 Assignment Agreements.
(a) For all transactions pursuant to this Section 14, Transporter shall electronically
transmit an Assignment Agreement upon receipt of Replacement Shipper's electronic confirmation reflecting
the terms of the Release Notice to Replacement Shipper in accordance with the Capacity Release timeline
under Section 14.(c) above.
(b) Transporter and Replacement Shipper shall execute the Assignment Agreement in
substantially the form contained in this Tariff; provided that such an Agreement shall be executed
electronically where an executed contract is required within five business days of its transmission by
Transporter. That Assignment Agreement shall contain all terms and conditions of the release and
assignment; provided that such terms and conditions are identical to those set forth in the underlying
Release Notice. Where electronic contracting is required as described immediately above, all Replacement
Shippers must have executed an Electronic Contracting Agreement in accordance with the electronic
contracting procedures specified in Section 5.7 of the General Terms and Conditions. All Replacement
Shippers must appear on Transporter's Approved Bidders List, which list shall indicate Bidders that have
executed an Electronic Contracting Agreement. Service will not be provided unless the Assignment
Agreement has been properly executed. If the Replacement Shipper does not return such agreement within
two business days of Transporter's tender (or such later date established by Releasor through notice to
Transporter and Replacement Shipper), Transporter will tender an Assignment Agreement to the next highest
acceptable bidder, if any.
14.6 Implementation; Receipt and Delivery Points. Following acceptance of a bid for assignment and
execution of an assignment agreement, Transporter will accept nominations or requests for alternate
receipt or delivery points for the assigned capacity. Replacement Shippers may not, however, exercise
flexible receipt and delivery point authority at primary points unless such exercise is agreed to in
writing by Releasor. Quantities flowing under assigned service rights shall have the same priority as
those quantities had under the applicable underlying service agreement originally entered into by Releasor
and Transporter, and that priority shall be unaffected by whether or not the assignment is subject to
recall, as described at Section 14.7 below.
14.7 Recall; Reassignment of Assigned Service Rights.
(a) Agreements Subject to Recall. Releasors shall be permitted to specify as a condition
for releasing capacity the right to recall that assigned capacity upon notice to Transporter and to
Replacement Shipper. Any such recall provision must be included in the Release Notice originally
submitted by Releasor and in the assignment agreement executed following assignment of the capacity. The
Release Notice and the assignment agreement governing the assigned capacity shall