Common use of Consequences of no access Clause in Contracts

Consequences of no access. If ActewAGL is unable to safely access a Delivery Point for any of the purposes of clause 16.2, then ActewAGL may at its option do any or all of the following: (a) estimate the Quantity of Gas delivered to that Delivery Point, by having regard to Gas consumption patterns for that Delivery Point, and render an invoice based on such estimate; and/or (b) without limiting ActewAGL's rights to curtailment, reduction or interruption of the Services in accordance with clauses 22 or 23, after providing the User with 6 Business Days' notice, cease providing the Service in respect of such Delivery Point; and/or (c) after giving the User 1 Business Days' notice where access is required for safety issues, and 5 Business Days' notice for all other issues, replicate at a location accessible to ActewAGL, and at the User's reasonable cost, the Measuring Equipment at the Delivery Point.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Service Agreement

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Consequences of no access. If ActewAGL the Service Provider is unable to safely access a Delivery Point for any of the purposes of clause 16.2, then ActewAGL the Service Provider may at its option do any or all of the following: (a) estimate the Quantity of Gas delivered to that Delivery Point, by having regard to Gas consumption patterns for that Delivery Point, and render an invoice based on such estimate; and/or (b) without limiting ActewAGLthe Service Provider's rights to curtailment, reduction or interruption of the Services in accordance with clauses 22 or 23, after providing the User with 6 Business Days' notice, cease providing the Service in respect of such Delivery Point; and/or (c) after giving the User 1 Business Days' Day's notice where access is required for safety issues, and 5 Business Days' notice for all other issues, replicate at a location accessible to ActewAGLthe Service Provider, and at the User's reasonable cost, the Measuring Equipment at the Delivery Point.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Service Agreement

Consequences of no access. ‌ If ActewAGL is unable to safely access a Delivery Point for any of the purposes of clause 16.2, then ActewAGL may at its option do any or all of the following: (a) estimate the Quantity of Gas delivered to that Delivery Point, by having regard to Gas consumption patterns for that Delivery Point, and render an invoice based on such estimate; and/orand/or‌ (b) without limiting ActewAGL's rights to curtailment, reduction or interruption of the Services in accordance with clauses 22 or 23, after providing the User with 6 Business Days' notice, cease providing the Service in respect of such Delivery Point; and/or (c) after giving the User 1 Business Days' notice where access is required for safety issues, and 5 Business Days' notice for all other issues, replicate at a location accessible to ActewAGL, and at the User's reasonable cost, the Measuring Equipment at the Delivery Point.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Service Agreement

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Consequences of no access. If ActewAGL the Service Provider is unable to safely access a Delivery Point for any of the purposes of clause 16.2, then ActewAGL the Service Provider may at its option do any or all of the following: (a) estimate the Quantity of Gas delivered to that Delivery Point, by having regard to Gas consumption patterns for that Delivery Point, and render an invoice based on such estimate; and/or (b) without limiting ActewAGLthe Service Provider's rights to curtailment, reduction or interruption of the Services in accordance with clauses 22 24 or 2325, after providing the User with 6 Business Days' Hours written notice, cease providing the Service in respect of such Delivery Point; and/or (c) after giving the User 1 Business Days' Day's written notice where access is required for safety issues, and 5 Business Days' Day's notice for all other issues, replicate at a location accessible to ActewAGLthe Service Provider, and at the User's reasonable cost, the Measuring Equipment at the Delivery Point.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Reference Services Agreement

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