Chronic Service Outage Sample Clauses

Chronic Service Outage. An affected Service shall be deemed to have experienced a Chronic Service Outage to the extent that in any calendar month (i) three or more Service Outages have occurred with each such Service Outage having a duration of more than thirty (30) minutes or (ii) one Service Outage has occurred for a duration of more than forty-eight (48) hours, in each case where the applicable Service Outage has been reported by Buyer to Seller with respect to any Service within ten (10) days. If a Chronic Service Outage occurs, then Buyer shall have the right to terminate the affected Service upon providing written notice to Seller, without the incurrence of any Termination Charge; provided that Buyer terminates the applicable Service on or before the expiration of the calendar month following which the Chronic Service Outage occurred. BUYER’S RIGHT TO TERMINATE THE AFFECTED SERVICE SHALL BE THE BUYER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND THE SELLER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE OBLIGATION IN THE EVENT OF A CHRONIC SERVICE OUTAGE.
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Chronic Service Outage. An affected circuit shall be deemed to have experienced a Chronic Service Outage to the extent that in any calendar month (i) four or more Service Outages have occurred with each such Service Outage having a duration of more than thirty
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Chronic Service Outage. 14.1. A Chronic Service Outage will be deemed to have occurred only if the Client experiences either a single continuous Service Outage lasting seventy two (72) or more hours or four (4) or more related Service Outages resulting in loss of service for at least one (1) hour each within any calendar month period and only when the Service Outage isn’t excluded by any criteria within the Performance Exclusions defined in Section 13.2, above. 14.2. On-net Service: Client may, upon written notice to GTT, immediately terminate the affected On-net Service only if (i) Client notifies in writing GTT through GTT NOC trouble ticket system; and (ii) Client provides written notice with respect to such termination to GTT within thirty (30) days following the eligible Service Outage entitling Client to terminate the
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Chronic Service Outage. 14.1. A Chronic Service Outage will be deemed to have occurred only if the Client experiences either a single continuous Service Outage lasting seventy two (72) or more hours or four (4) or more related Service Outages resulting in loss of service for at least one (1) hour each within any calendar month period and only when the Service Outage isn’t excluded by any criteria within the Performance Exclusions defined in Section 13.2, above. 14.2. On-net Service: Client may, upon written notice to GTT, immediately terminate the affected On-net Service only if (i) Client notifies in writing GTT through GTT NOC trouble ticket system; and (ii) Client provides written notice with respect to such termination to GTT within thirty (30) days following the eligible Service Outage entitling Client to terminate the Service in accordance with this Section. In case of such termination, Client will not be liable for any early termination fees as set forth in the SOF and/or MSA, as applicable, but will be responsible for all amounts due up to the date of termination.
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Chronic Service Outage. An affected Service shall be deemed to have experienced a Chronic Service Outage to the extent that in any calendar month (i) three or more like/related Service Outages have occurred with each such Service Outage having a duration of more than thirty (30) minutes or (ii) one Service Outage has occurred for a duration of more than forty-eight (48) hours, in each case where the applicable Service Outage has been reported by Customer to commZoom with respect to any
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Chronic Service Outage. 13.1 Chronic Service Outage at a Client Site with at least one Access Circuit will be deemed to have occurred only if the Client experiences either a single continuous Service Outage at the said Client Site with at least one Access Circuit lasting seventy-two (72) or more hours or four (4) or more related Service Outages at the said Client Site with at least one Access Circuit resulting in loss of Service at this Client Site for at least one (1) hour each within any calendar month period, and only when such Service Outage(s) is/are not subject to the Performance Exclusions. In the event that there is a Chronic Service Outage, GTT will have thirty (30) days following receipt of Client’s written notification of the Chronic Service Outage through the GTT NOC trouble ticket system to evaluate and prescribe resolution, including a timeline to complete the prescribed repairs (“Cure Period”). If GTT is unable to resolve the Chronic Service Outage for the affected Service within the Cure Period, Client shall have the right to terminate the affected Service if Client provides written notice with respect to such termination to GTT within thirty (30) days following the Cure Period. In case of such termination, Client will be responsible for all amounts due up to the date of termination.
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