Services Suspension Sample Clauses

Services Suspension. Google may Suspend Services if (a) necessary to comply with law or protect the Services or Google’s infrastructure supporting the Services or (b) Customer or any End User’s use of the Services does not comply with the AUP, and it is not cured following notice from Google.
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Services Suspension. Verizon may, subject to giving Customer reasonable notice where practicable, suspend one or more Services (or a part thereof) if: (a) Customer is past due on any invoice for Services which has not been remedied within 10 days after Customer receives notice of such non-payment; (b) suspension of Services is necessary to prevent or protect against fraud, or otherwise protect persons or property, Verizon personnel, agents, facilities, or services; (c) Verizon is obliged to comply with an order, instruction or request of a court, government agency, emergency service organization (e.g. police or fire service) or other administrative or regulatory authority; (d) Verizon needs to carry out Emergency Works; (e) Verizon has reasonable grounds to consider that use of the Services violates the AUP or other terms of the Agreement or a Contract; or (f) Customer fails to provide or increase the Security as requested by Verizon. To suspend Services (or a part thereof) pursuant to sub-clause (a) above, no notice is required beyond the 10 days stated therein. If Verizon exercises its right to suspend Services it will resume the Services as soon as practicable after the reason for suspension no longer exists (subject to the exercise of any termination right on the part of Verizon). If one or more Services (or part thereof) are suspended as a consequence of the breach, fault, act or omission of Customer or any Customer Affiliate, Customer will pay to Verizon all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the implementation of such suspension and/or reconnection of the Services.
Services Suspension. ROOT may, without notice and without incurring any liability, discontinue the provision of the Service if: (a) it determines such action is necessary to (i) prevent or protect against fraud, tricks, tampering, schemes, false credit devices, electronic devices, or any other fraudulent means or devices, (ii) protect its personnel, agents, facilities or services, or (iii) protect against actual or potential adverse financial effects; (b) in case of legal obligation, judicial or governmental request, or request from a duly competent regulatory or administrative authority (c) in case of urgent work in the Datacenter and/or on the ROOT Network and/or on ROOT Equipment (d) the Customer fails or refuses to provide information regarding the Customer’s creditworthiness, its past or current use of the Services, the jurisdictional nature or characteristics pertaining to its use or planned use of the Service; (e) the Customer provides false information to ROOT regarding the Customer’s identity, address, creditworthiness, past or current use of the Service, or the jurisdictional nature or characteristics pertaining to its use or planned use of the Service; (f) the bandwidth or computer memory used by the Customer in relation to the Services exceeds any agreed or stipulated level and ROOT determines in its sole discretion that suspension is necessary to protect ROOT Equipment and/or Network; (g) failure or deficiencies in the Customer Hardware including but not limited to server corruption and security breaches; (h) if ROOT have reasonable grounds to believe that the Customer uses or threatens to use the Service in a fraudulent and/or unlawful and/or criminal manner or in a manner which could prejudice ROOT, especially but not limited to, in case of possible infringement of Articles 383, 454 and following of Criminal Code of Luxembourg (Code Pénal luxembourgeois) (i) if the Customer becomes insolvent, makes assignments for the benefit of creditors, files for bankruptcy or reorganization, fails to discharge an involuntary petition for bankruptcy within the time permitted by law, or otherwise abandons the Service, (j) in case of Force Majeure, as defined in article 19 hereafter. Notwithstanding the foregoing, ROOT shall make its best efforts to notify the Customer of the suspension within a reasonable prior delay. Additionally, ROOT shall make its best efforts to limit the suspension period.
Services Suspension. DCLUX may, without notice and without incurring any liability, discontinue the provision of the Service if: (a) it determines such action is necessary to (i) prevent or protect against fraud, tricks, tampering, schemes, false or invalid numbers, false credit devices, electronic devices, or any other fraudulent means or devices, (ii) protect its personnel, agents, facilities or services, or (iii) protect against actual or potential adverse financial effects; (b) in case of legal obligation, judicial or governmental request, or request from a duly competent regulatory or administrative authority (c) in case of urgent work on DCLUX Infrastructure (d) the Customer fails or refuses to provide information regarding their past or current use of the Services, the jurisdictional nature or characteristics pertaining to its use or planned use of the Service; (e) the Customer provides false information to DCLUX regarding the Customer’s identity, address, past or current use of the Service (f) if DCLUX has reasonable grounds to believe that the Customer uses or threatens to use the Service in a fraudulent and/or unlawful and/or criminal manner or in a manner which could prejudice DCLUX, especially but not limited to, in case of possible infringement of Articles 383, 454 and following of Criminal Code of Luxembourg (Code Pénal luxembourgeois) (g) if the Customer becomes insolvent, makes assignments for the benefit of creditors, files for bankruptcy or reorganization, fails to discharge an involuntary petition for bankruptcy within the time permitted by law, or otherwise abandons the Service, (h) in case of Force Majeure, as defined in Article 19 hereafter. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DCLUX shall make its best efforts to notify the Customer of the suspension within a reasonable prior delay as well as to limit the suspension period.
Services Suspension. Verizon may, subject to giving Customer reasonable notice where practicable suspend one or more Services (or a part thereof) if: (a) Customer is past due on any invoice for Services which has not been remedied within 10 days after Customer receives notice of such non-payment; (b) suspension of Services is necessary to prevent or protect against fraud, or otherwise protect persons or property, Verizon personnel, agents, facilities, or services; (c) Verizon is obliged to comply with an order, instruction or request of a court, government agency, emergency service organization (e.g. police or fire service) or other administrative or regulatory authority; (d) Verizon needs to carry out Emergency Works; (e) Verizon has reasonable grounds to consider that use of the Services violates the AUP or other terms of a Contract; (f) in the case of voice Services, Verizon has reasonable grounds to believe that Customer is unable or otherwise will not make any payment which is due or is to fall due to Verizon; (g) Verizon or any Verizon Affiliate has suspended any Services provided by Verizon or any Verizon Affiliate to Customer or any Customer Affiliate whether in the same jurisdiction as the Services or elsewhere as a consequence of the breach, fault, act or omission of Customer or any Customer Affiliate; or (h) Customer fails to provide or increase the Security as requested by Verizon. To suspend Services (or part thereof) pursuant to sub-clause (a) above, no notice is required beyond the 10 days stated therein. 24 hours notice (which notice may be oral or in writing) of suspension is acknowledged by the Parties as being reasonable notice for the purposes of sub-clause (f), unless the risk assessed by Verizon will fall in whole or part on a weekend, in which case notice as practicable will be adequate. If Verizon exercises its right to suspend Services it will resume the Services as soon as practicable after the reason for suspension no longer exists (subject to the exercise of any termination right on the part of Verizon). If one or more Services (or part thereof) are suspended as a consequence of the breach, fault, act or omission of Customer or any Customer Affiliate, Customer will pay to Verizon all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the implementation of such suspension and/or reconnection of the Services.
Services Suspension. Notwithstanding any provisions of the AUP (set out in Attachment 7 (Supplier’s Acceptable Use Policy) to this Order Form and/or any other Applicable Supplier Terms, the Supplier may only suspend the Buyer’s and any Buyer User’s access and use of all or the affected part of the Services where and to the extent it is entitled to do so and strictly in accordance with the provisions of Clause 14 (Suspension) of the Core Services Call-Off Terms.
Services Suspension. Agency reserves the right to restrain from services provision to the Client in case the Client has not fulfilled their payment obligations as mentioned in the insertion order for the term until the Client has reimbursed all the outstanding balances. In this event, Client shall not hold Agency liable for any losses or damages occurred as a cause of services suspension.
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Services Suspension. DCLUX may, without notice and without incurring any liability, discontinue the provision of the Service if: (a) it determines such action is necessary to (i) prevent or protect against fraud, tricks, tampering, schemes, false or invalid numbers, false credit devices, electronic devices, or any other fraudulent means or devices, (ii) protect its personnel, agents, facilities or services, or (iii) protect against actual or potential adverse financial effects; (b) in case of legal obligation, judicial or governmental request, or request from a duly competent regulatory or administrative authority (c) in case of urgent work in the Datacenter and/or on the DCLUX Network (d) the Customer fails or refuses to provide information regarding the Customer’s creditworthiness, its past or current use of the Services, the jurisdictional nature or characteristics pertaining to its use or planned use of the Service; (e) the Customer provides false information to DCLUX regarding the Customer’s identity, address, creditworthiness, past or current use of the Service, or the jurisdictional nature or characteristics pertaining to its use or planned use of the Service; (f) if DCLUX has reasonable grounds to believe that the Customer uses or threatens to use the Service in a fraudulent and/or unlawful and/or criminal manner or in a manner which could prejudice DCLUX, especially but not limited to, in case of possible infringement of Articles 383, 454 and following of Criminal Code of Luxembourg (Code Pénal luxembourgeois) (g) if the Customer becomes insolvent, makes assignments for the benefit of creditors, files for bankruptcy or reorganization, fails to discharge an involuntary petition for bankruptcy within the time permitted by law, or otherwise abandons the Service, (h) in case of Force Majeure, as defined in Section 19 hereafter. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DCLUX shall make its best efforts to notify the Customer of the suspension within a reasonable prior delay. Additionally, DCLUX shall make its best efforts to limit the suspension period.
Services Suspension. Notwithstanding Section 18.B of this Agreement, if, in the opinion of the Board, any element of Vendor's delivery of the Services endanger any person, Board Facility or any adjacent property, then upon written notice from the Board to the Vendor, such Services determined by the Board to cause such danger shall be immediately suspended, and the operations changed in a manner acceptable to the Board. Vendor acknowledges and agrees that it shall be responsible for all costs and financial implications resulting therefrom and that the delivery of Services hereunder shall not be delayed as a result. The Board shall use its best efforts to mitigate such costs and financial implications.
Services Suspension. The continued use of the Licensed Products or Software by Customer is subject to the timely payment of all applicable Fees. If Customer is in default for payment of any Fees due to Droople, Droople may temporarily suspend any right to access or use any Licensed Product, Software and/or any user credentials issued to Customer.
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