Common use of Early Termination Charge Clause in Contracts

Early Termination Charge. Should Customer terminate this Agreement for any reason, either during the initial term or any extension thereof, unless waived as provided for herein, Customer shall pay to Company a termination charge excluding fuel for the remainder of the contract term; plus the sum of the original cost of the installed equipment, less accumulated depreciation through the effective termination date, plus removal and disposal costs, plus environmental remediation costs, less any applicable salvage values, the total cost of which shall not be less than zero. Company may waive a portion or all of the termination charge where (1) a successor agreement is executed prior to termination of this Agreement, (2) Customer is able to furnish Company with satisfactory evidence that a successor customer will occupy the premises within a reasonable time and contract for substantially the same service facilities, or (3) the facilities for serving have been fully depreciated.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Light Emitting Diode, Lighting Agreement, Agreement

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