Common use of Customer Authorization Clause in Contracts

Customer Authorization. In order for either Party to order or terminate service on behalf of the other Party's Customer, the requesting Party must have proper written authorization from the customer in its files, and provide a copy of such authorization to the other Party upon request. In the event the requesting Party (i) fails to provide a copy of the Customer's proper written authorization upon request, (ii) requests changes in the other Party's Customer's service without having such authorization in its files, or (iii) mistakenly changes the other Party's Customer's service, the requesting Party shall be liable to the other Party for all charges that would be applicable to the Customer for restoring service to the other Party.

Customer Authorization. In order for either Party to order or terminate service on behalf of the other Party's ’s Customer, the requesting Party must have proper written authorization from the customer in its files, and provide a copy of such authorization to the other Party upon request. In the event the requesting Party (i) fails to provide a copy of the Customer's ’s proper written authorization upon request, (ii) requests changes in the other Party's ’s Customer's ’s service without having such authorization in its files, or (iii) mistakenly changes the other Party's ’s Customer's ’s service, the requesting Party shall be liable to the other Party for all charges that would be applicable to the Customer for restoring service to the other Party.

Customer Authorization. In order for either Party to order or terminate service on behalf of the other Party's Customer, the requesting Party must have proper written authorization from the customer in its files, and provide a copy of such authorization to the other Party upon request. In the event the requesting Party (i) fails to provide a copy of the Customer's proper written authorization upon request, (ii) requests changes in the other Party's Customer's service without having such authorization in its it files, or (iii) mistakenly changes the other Party's Customer's service, the requesting Party shall be liable to the other Party for all charges that would be applicable to the Customer for restoring service to the other Party.

Customer Authorization. In order for either Party to order or terminate service on the behalf of the other Party's Customer, the requesting Party must have proper written authorization from the customer in its files, and provide a copy of such authorization to the other Party upon request. In the event the requesting Party (i) fails to provide a copy of the Customer's proper written authorization upon request, (ii) requests changes in the other Party's Customer's service without having such authorization in its files, or (iii) mistakenly changes the other Party's Customer's service, the requesting Party shall be liable to the other Party for all charges that would be applicable to the Customer for restoring service to the other Party.