Common use of Credit for Service Failure Clause in Contracts

Credit for Service Failure. If AT&T fails to deliver all Bulk Services, as required hereunder, for a period of more than 24 consecutive hours, then AT&T will provide a credit representing a prorated amount of the monthly recurring charges for each affected Residential Dwelling Unit to Association’s account for each full day of service outage, upon written request of Association. The maximum credit for service downtime associated with a particular End User shall not exceed the total monthly xxxx to Association for such End User’s Bulk Service, for the month in which such downtime or failure occurs.

Credit for Service Failure. If AT&T fails to deliver all Bulk Services, as required hereunder, for a period of more than 24 consecutive hours, then AT&T will provide a credit representing a prorated pro-rated amount of the monthly recurring charges for each affected Residential Dwelling Unit to Association’s account for each full day of service outage, upon written request of Association. The maximum credit for service downtime associated with a particular End User shall not exceed the total monthly xxxx bill to Association for such End User’s Bulk Service, for the month in which such downtime or failure occurs.

Credit for Service Failure. If AT&T fails to deliver all Bulk Services, as required hereunder, for a period of more than 24 consecutive hours, then AT&T will provide a credit representing a prorated pro-rated amount of the monthly recurring charges for each affected Residential Dwelling Unit to Association’s account for each full day of service outage, upon written request of Association. The maximum credit for service downtime associated with a particular End User shall not exceed the total monthly xxxx to Association for such End User’s Bulk Service, for the month in which such downtime or failure occurs.

Credit for Service Failure. If AT&T fails to deliver all Bulk Services, as required hereunder, for a period of more than 24 consecutive hours, then AT&T will provide a credit representing a prorated amount of the monthly recurring charges for each affected Residential Dwelling Unit to Association’s account for each full day of service outage, upon written request of Association. The maximum credit for service downtime associated with a particular End User shall not exceed the total monthly xxxx bill to Association for such End User’s Bulk Service, for the month in which such downtime or failure occurs.