Disclosure Statement to Consumer Clause Samples
A Disclosure Statement to Consumer clause requires a business or service provider to present clear and comprehensive information to the consumer before a transaction or agreement is finalized. This typically includes details about the product or service, pricing, terms and conditions, and any potential risks or obligations the consumer may incur. By mandating such disclosures, the clause ensures that consumers are fully informed, promoting transparency and helping them make educated decisions while reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes.
Disclosure Statement to Consumer. Please read this statement before you acknowledge it. Before you enter into a marketing contract for the supply of Energy you should understand the following:
Disclosure Statement to Consumer. The following disclosure statement to you is required by Service Alberta in accordance with the Energy Marketing and Residential Heat Sub-Metering Regulation. This disclosure statement is also set out in the Product Sheet and this Contract is not valid unless you acknowledge the disclosure statement by signing or accepting the terms and conditions of this Contract.
Disclosure Statement to Consumer. Please read this statement before you acknowledge it and this Contract. Before you enter into a marketing contract for the supply of energy, you should understand the following:
1. This Contract is not an electricity or gas utility or government rebate program. The Contract is offered and presented by Campus Energy.
2. Campus Energy may not be able to supply Energy cheaper than your current utility company.
3. The Contract can be ended only under the following conditions:
a) Notification is given to Campus Energy by any method that will allow the Customer to prove that the Customer gave notice within 10 days after a copy of the Contract, signed by the Customer, is received by Campus Energy;
b) The Term of the Contract has ended;
c) The Customer relocates outside of the Province of Alberta, within the service territory of the City of Medicine Hat or any other location where the Electric Utilities Act does not apply and the Customer makes a payment of a Cancellation Fee as defined Section 12 of the Terms and Conditions;
d) Upon providing 30 days’ notice to Campus Energy and with payment of a Cancellation Fee as described in Section 12 of the Terms and Conditions;
e) Without cost or penalty, if a marketing contract presently exists for the same site, except where the existing contract is to expire on or before the Start Date;
f) Without cost or penalty, within one year from the date the Contract is entered into, if Campus Energy
(a) does not set out in the Contract a specified or ascertainable date on which the supply of energy, energy services, or both, are to begin or (b) does not begin the supply of energy or energy services within 30 days of the date referred to as the Start Date or an amended Start Date agreed to in writing by the Customer and Campus Energy or (c) was not licensed under Part 1 of Alberta Regulation 246/2005 at the time the marketing Contract was entered into.
g) If at any point during the Term (a) you do not satisfy the eligibility requirements stated in Section 1; (b) you do not fulfill any of your obligations under this Contract or any other contract we have with you; (c) you do anything that prevents us from arranging supply of Energy to your Site(s); (d) you do anything that prevents the Distribution Company from supplying Energy to your Site(s); the Distribution Company is unable or chooses not to enroll the sites or designate us as your retailer.
4. If you move to another location within Alberta you will still be responsible to buy...
