Common use of Calculation of Charges Clause in Contracts

Calculation of Charges. 5.1 Where the Charges are based on the volume of water you consume we will take at least one actual meter reading per year, as required by the Applicable Laws. 5.2 If we do not obtain an actual meter reading during a billing period we are entitled at our discretion to estimate the volume of water consumed during that period and use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.3 If we are unable to take a meter reading (for example due to a fault with the meter, missed meter read or where we are unable to access the Eligible Premises), we will use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.4 Where estimated meter readings are used to calculate our Charges, an adjustment will be made to your account when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. You agree to pay the amount requested by the due date stated in Clause 6 below, and we will reconcile this payment when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. In circumstances where the Charges are believed to be grossly inaccurate (which for the purpose of this clause means +/- 25% based on historic consumption assessed over the same period), Wave will, at our discretion (acting reasonably), recalculate the invoice where new relevant information is provided by you (such as, a meter read). 5.5 Measured charges will apply to all Eligible Premises unless the relevant Wholesaler has determined that it is impracticable to fit a meter or the Eligible Premises do not receive a water supply from any water Wholesaler, in which case they will be charged the appropriate unmeasured charge in accordance with the relevant Wholesaler’s policies in relation to metering and unmeasured charges. Generally unmeasured charges are based on either the Eligible Premises rateable value or an assessed consumption. 5.6 We may send you requests for payment in advance or interim invoices based on estimated consumption where it is appropriate to do so. Any payments made on this basis shall be reconciled with the actual Charges due at the time that the next invoice is issued. 5.7 Where we provide trade effluent services to you, you agree to provide us with the trade effluent billing data in a timely manner in order to enable the issuing of your invoice. Where appropriate trade effluent billing data is not available to us, we reserve the right to use estimated data to calculate the Charges, in accordance with the provisions of clause 5.4 above.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services, Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services, Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services

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Calculation of Charges. 5.1 5.1. Where the Charges are based on the volume of water you consume we will take at least one actual meter reading per year, as required by the Applicable Laws. 5.2 5.2. If we do not obtain an actual meter reading during a billing period period, we are entitled at our discretion to estimate the volume of water consumed during that period and use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.3 5.3. If we are unable to take a meter reading (for example due to a fault with the meter, missed meter read or where we are unable to access the Eligible Premises), we will use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.4 5.4. Where estimated meter readings are used to calculate our Charges, an adjustment will be made to your account when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. You agree to pay the amount requested by the due date stated in Clause 6 below, and we will reconcile this payment when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. In circumstances where the Charges are believed to be grossly inaccurate (which for the purpose of this clause means +/- 25% based on historic consumption assessed over the same period), Wave will, at our discretion (acting reasonably), recalculate the invoice where new relevant information is provided by you (such as, a meter read). 5.5 5.5. Measured charges will apply to all Eligible Premises unless the relevant Wholesaler has determined that it is impracticable to fit a meter or the Eligible Premises do not receive a water supply from any water Wholesaler, in which case they will be charged the appropriate unmeasured charge in accordance with the relevant Wholesaler’s policies in relation to metering and unmeasured charges. Generally unmeasured charges are based on either the Eligible Premises rateable value or an assessed consumption. 5.6 5.6. We may send you requests for payment in advance or interim invoices based on estimated consumption where it is appropriate to do so. Any payments made on this basis shall be reconciled with the actual Charges due at the time that the next invoice is issued. 5.7 5.7. Where we provide trade effluent services to you, you agree to provide us with the trade effluent billing data in a timely manner in order to enable the issuing of your invoice. Where appropriate trade effluent billing data is not available to us, we reserve the right to use estimated data to calculate the Charges, in accordance with the provisions of clause 5.4 above.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services, Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services

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Calculation of Charges. 5.1 Where the Charges are based on the volume of water you consume we will take at least one actual meter reading per year, as required by the Applicable Laws. 5.2 If we do not obtain an actual meter reading during a billing period period, we are entitled at our discretion to estimate the volume of water consumed during that period and use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.3 If we are unable to take a meter reading (for example due to a fault with the meter, missed meter read or where we are unable to access the Eligible Premises), we will use an estimated meter reading as the basis of calculating our Charges. 5.4 Where estimated meter readings are used to calculate our Charges, an adjustment will be made to your account when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. You agree to pay the amount requested by the due date stated in Clause 6 below, and we will reconcile this payment when the next actual meter read is used to calculate the Charges. In circumstances where the Charges are believed to be grossly inaccurate (which for the purpose of this clause means +/- 25% based on historic consumption assessed over the same period), Wave will, at our discretion (acting reasonably), recalculate the invoice where new relevant information is provided by you (such as, a meter read). 5.5 Measured charges will apply to all Eligible Premises unless the relevant Wholesaler has determined that it is impracticable to fit a meter or the Eligible Premises do not receive a water supply from any water Wholesaler, in which case they will be charged the appropriate unmeasured charge in accordance with the relevant Wholesaler’s policies in relation to metering and unmeasured charges. Generally unmeasured charges are based on either the Eligible Premises rateable value or an assessed consumption. 5.6 We may send you requests for payment in advance or interim invoices based on estimated consumption where it is appropriate to do so. Any payments made on this basis shall be reconciled with the actual Charges due at the time that the next invoice is issued. 5.7 Where we provide trade effluent services to you, you agree to provide us with the trade effluent billing data in a timely manner in order to enable the issuing of your invoice. Where appropriate trade effluent billing data is not available to us, we reserve the right to use estimated data to calculate the Charges, in accordance with the provisions of clause 5.4 above.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Deemed Contract for the Supply of Water and Sewerage Services

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