Determination Following Full Restoration Report Sample Clauses

Determination Following Full Restoration Report. (a) Following the delivery of a Full Restoration Report, if the Restoration Cost Estimate is less than the Restoration Threshold Amount, Seller shall be entitled to proceed, but if the Restoration Cost Estimate is more than the Restoration Threshold Amount, Buyer shall have the right to determine whether to proceed with Restoration (subject to the obligation to make the Restoration-Related Tariff Modifications following the completion of the Restoration) or to terminate this Agreement.
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Determination Following Full Restoration Report. 21.10.5.1 Following the delivery of a Full Restoration Report, if the Seller concludes that the Restoration Cost Estimate is less than the Restoration Threshold Amount and Buyer agrees with the Restoration Cost Estimate and with the Restoration Schedule, Seller shall be entitled to proceed, but if the Restoration Cost Estimate is more than the Restoration Threshold Amount Buyer shall have the right to determine whether to proceed with Restoration (subject to the obligation to make the Restoration-Related Tariff Modifications following the completion of the Restoration) or to terminate this Agreement.

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