Deemed Contracts Sample Clauses

Deemed Contracts. 17.1 These terms are applicable where a Deemed Contract is in place 17.2 A Deemed Contract will be in place where a premise is no longer subject to a contract for supply of electricity and/or gas “Energy” by SSE Airtricity and is connected to a supply under a Deemed Contract 17.3 A Deemed Contract will commence on the date you take Energy supply from SSE Airtricity 17.4 The Terms of a Deemed Contract constitute an agreement for the supply of Energy between you and SSE Airtricity. 17.5 Customers supplied under a Deemed Contract are free to enter into a contract of supply with SSE Airtricity or with another supplier. 17.6 Where a Deemed Contract is in place, it will continue until you register and enter into a new contract with SSE Airtricity or you enter into a contract with another provider. 17.7 Under a Deemed Contract you will be charged SSE Airtricity Standard rates and you are responsible for the payment for the Energy supplied. 17.8 Under a Deemed Contract we will issue bills to your property based on actual or estimated meter readings which you are liable to pay. 17.9 Where a premise is no longer subject to a contract of supply with SSE Airtricity and is being supplied under a Deemed Contract, it will be at risk of disconnection. 17.10 Premises supplied under a Deemed Contract are subject to SCA and/or GCA.
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Deemed Contracts. 5.1. Where we are the registered Supplier at a Supply Point, you are the occupier of the Premises and if you didn’t enter into the Contract with us in any of the ways described above (in Clause 4), you will 5.2. We will write to the Premises giving notice that a Deemed Con- tract is in place. The commencement date for the Deemed Contract will be the date of the notice. 5.3. A Deemed Contract is automatically created by applicable energy legislation, if: (a) you own or occupy the Premises; and (b) we supply energy to the Premises; and (c) we do not have a Contract with any other person for the supply of energy to the Premises. 5.4. Where a Deemed Contract applies, these Terms and Conditions will apply to the supply of energy to the Premises, but: (a) the Contract will start in accordance with the applicable energy legislation; (b) there will be no Initial Period and you may terminate the Deemed Contract at any time without penalty by signing up to an agreement with PPP or any other Supplier or by any of the termination means covered in Clause 11. (c) any method or process used to calculate the consumption of electricity and gas for contracted customers will be applied to cus- tomers considered to be under a Deemed Contract. For the avoid- ance of doubt this will include PPP remotely accessing, collecting, storing, analysing and processing readings from your smart meter on a half hourly basis in accordance with our Privacy Policy. (d) we will confirm any other relevant details when we write to you to confirm that a Deemed Contract has arisen. 5.5. In addition to the circumstances described elsewhere in the Contract, a Deemed Contract will end when you or someone else enters into another Contract for the supply of energy to the Premises (either with us or another Supplier) and there is no restriction on you entering into a contract with any other Supplier. 5.6. All other Terms and Conditions (including payment terms) will be as per the remainder of this Contract. 5.7. When you are being supplied energy under a Deemed contract, you will be charged our standard electricity and or gas tariff (which shall include applicable charges, taxes and levies) for residential customers for any electricity and or gas supplied. Our standard electricity and gas tariff’s are published on our website at www. xxxxxxxxxxx.xx 5.8. Details of ESBN terms and conditions of connection can be found at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx/tns/publications/-in-category/ categories/publications/ge...
Deemed Contracts. 14.1 A Deemed Contract will automatically have been created between You and Us, in accordance with the applicable Energy legislation, if: (i) You own or occupy the Property; (ii) We supply Energy to the Property and (iii) We do not have a contract with any other person for the supply of Energy to the Property. 14.2 Where a Deemed Contract applies, these Terms and Conditions will apply to the supply of Energy to the Property, but: (a) the Contract will start in accordance with the applicable Energy legislation; (b) the Charges payable by You for the Energy will be those described on the Website as applying to Deemed Contracts; (c) the Payment Method will be payment by cheque or card payment monthly in arrears (or by pre-payment Meter where one is fitted); (d) we will confirm any other relevant details in the Welcome email; and (e) the Contract will end when You or someone else enters into a Written Contract for the supply of Energy to the Property (either with Us or another Energy Supplier).
Deemed Contracts. 1 The Licensee shall, in accordance with paragraph 3 of Schedule 6 to the Order, make a scheme for determining the terms and conditions of its Deemed Contracts.
Deemed Contracts. If you have moved into a premise and consume gas or electricity without agreeing a contract with us you will be on a deemed contract (the terms of which are available on our website), and the contract will include: (1) if applicable, the Schedule of gas for deemed contract charges for non-domestic customers; and (2) if applicable, the Schedule of electricity for non-half hourly / half hourly deemed contract charges for non-domestic customers.
Deemed Contracts. 15.1 A Deemed Contract applies when you move into premises where Dual Energy is the incumbent electricity supplier, and you have not formerly agreed a contract with us for the supply of Services. The Service Start Date will be taken from the date of new occupancy confirmed by you through the appropriate proof of tenancy/ownership. If the Premises remain vacant and no new tenant takes up occupancy, the landlord shall be liable for the supply of Services and all associated charges under the Deemed Contract. In such circumstances you will be placed on our Standard Tariff until such time you agree a formal contract with us, or you switch electricity to an alternative supplier. 15.2 From the Service Start Date you will pay Dual Energy the charges for Services used in accordance with the Standard Tariff and the charges outlined in clause 6. We may also request a Security Deposit from you in accordance with the provisions of clause 7. 15.3 If information for charging purposes under the Deemed Contract is not available for whatever reason or is inaccurate, or where the meter has not been read immediately before the Service Start Date, Dual Energy shall be entitled to make a reasonable estimate of charges and provide you with an estimated invoice which you must pay in full within 14 days of the date of invoice. 15.4 We may terminate the Deemed Contract and/or disconnect your supply of electricity at any time if any of the circumstances set out at clause 9.5 apply.
Deemed Contracts. 5.1. Where we are the registered Supplier at a Supply Point, you are the occupier of the Premises and if you didn’t enter into the Contract with us in any of the ways described above (in Clause 4), you will be deemed to have accepted these General Terms and Conditions under a Deemed Contract. 5.2. If you are the owner or occupier of the Premises and we are Supplying Energy pursuant to a Deemed Contract, you have a legal duty to contact us or any other Supplier and enter into a Contract of Supply. 5.3. The Deemed Contract will be between Yuno Energy and the owner or occupier of the Premises that takes the Supply of Energy. The Deemed Contract will start on the date when you begin to take Supply of Energy in the absence of a contract for Supply and shall end on the date on which we or another Supplier is registered as a Supplier of the Premises or on the date on which we cease to Supply the Premises, whichever is the earliest. Yuno Energy reserves the right to terminate the Deemed Contract after 30 days of Supply if you have not already entered into a contract with us or another Supplier for the Supply of Energy to that Premises. Where disconnection is not possible for whatever reason, you will remain liable for all the Charges under this Deemed Contract. 5.4. When you are being supplied Energy under a Deemed Contract, you will be charged one of our electricity and or gas Tariff’s (which shall include applicable Charges, taxes and levies) for residential customers for any electricity and or gas supplied. Our electricity and gas Tariff’s are published on our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx You are responsible for the payment of electricity and gas supplied regardless of whether it is based on actual or estimate Meter readings. 5.5. We will write to the Premises giving notice that a Deemed Contract is in place. The Commencement Date for the Deemed Contract will be the date of the notice.
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Deemed Contracts. 6 . 1 I f you didn’ t enter into the contract with us in any of the ways described above ( in section 5 ) , you will be deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions under a deemed contract. 6 . 2 A deemed contract is automatically created by the energy legislation, i f : (a) you own or occupy the property; and (b) we supply energy to the property; and (c) we do not have a contract with any other person for the supply of energy to the property. 6 . 3 W here a deemed contract applies, these terms and conditions will apply to the supply of energy to the property, but: (a) the contract will start in accordance with the applicable energy legislation; (b) the charges payable by you for the energy will be those described on our website as applying to deemed contracts; (c) the payment method will be by pre-payment meter where one is fitted (and by cheque on receipt of our bills if no prepayment meter is fitted); and (d) we will confirm any other relevant details when we write to you to confirm that a deemed contract has arisen. 6 . 4 In addition to the circumstances described elsewhere in the contract, a deemed contract will end when you or someone else enters into a nother contract for the supply of energy to the property ( either with us or another supplier). 6 . 5 Please note that the tariffs that apply under deemed contracts are hi gher than our f ixed price plans and standard variable rate.
Deemed Contracts. 4.1 You and we will agree Supply Contract details for each Premises that we supply. If we do not agree contract details for any Premises in respect of which you ask us to provide the Supply, these sites will be supplied under a deemed contract and the terms of this clause 4 will apply. 4.2 Premises which are covered under the Supply Contract in the circumstances described in clause 4.1 are Deemed Premises. This contract will apply to Deemed Premises until: (a) you enter into a Fixed Term Period Supply Contract with us to cover the Deemed Premises; (b) if you already have a Fixed Term Period Supply Contract with us, you agree contract details with us for the Deemed Premises; (c) you have changed supplier for the Deemed Premises. 4.3 We can change the contract terms (including these Terms and Conditions, our prices, conditions, payment methods and other charges) for any Deemed Premises. We will tell you about these changes by giving you 30 days’ notice of such changes, and which may include referring you to our website for further details. 4.4 If you have Deemed Premises, you do not have to give us notice but if you want to end the Supply Contract, the new supplier must still register the Premises successfully. You must pay all charges relating to the Supply until the new supplier takes over your supply.
Deemed Contracts. 1. This condition sets out the obligations placed on the licensee in relation to its deemed contracts. 2. The licensee shall use its reasonable endeavours to ensure the terms of its deemed contracts are not unduly onerous. 3. In the case of any class of domestic customers or of any class of non-domestic customers, the terms of a deemed contract shall be taken to be unduly onerous if the revenue derived from supplying electricity to customers of the class in question on those terms - (a) significantly exceeds the costs of supply of electricity; and (b) exceeds such costs of supply by significantly more than the licensee's revenue exceeds costs of supply in the case of the generality of its domestic customers or, as the case may be, in the case of the generality of its non-domestic customers (excluding in each case customers supplied in accordance with standard condition 29 (Supplier of Last Resort)). 4. For the purposes of paragraph 3 "costs of supply" shall not include any costs attributable to any promotional, marketing or advertising activities of the licensee. 5. The licensee shall, as soon as is reasonably practicable after determining or revising (in whole or in part) any of the terms of its deemed contracts, send a copy to the Authority. 6. At the request of any person, the licensee shall supply that person with a copy of the terms of its deemed contracts. 7. The licensee shall ensure that the terms of its deemed contracts are such that, in their application to electricity supplied under a last resort supply direction, the amount of any charges for electricity so supplied complies with the provisions of paragraphs 13, 14 and 16 of standard condition 29 (Supplier of Last Resort). 8. Where the licensee supplies a customer with electricity under a deemed contract, it shall use its reasonable endeavours to furnish the customer with - (a) details of the principal terms of that deemed contract; (b) written notice that contracts on terms other than deemed contracts may be available and as to how information can be obtained as to any such terms; and (c) where the customer is a domestic customer, an accurate summary of the principal terms of domestic supply contracts available. 9. The licensee shall ensure the terms of its deemed contracts - (a) make the like provision as is required in the case of a contract by paragraph 1 of standard condition 29B (Provision for Termination upon a Direction); (b) where the customer is a domestic customer, make the like prov...
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