Electricity supply equipment Sample Clauses

Electricity supply equipment. The electricity supply equipment remains the property of Western Power Networks at all times and Western Power Networks is responsible for installing and maintaining the electricity supply equipment. You must not do anything that will damage or interfere with the electricity supply equipment or use electricity in a way that interferes with that equipment. ‘Electricity supply equipment’ means the meter (if any) for the premises and all wiring, apparatus and other equipment or works located upstream from the point that electricity leaves that meter or, if there is no meter for the premises, upstream from the connection point for the premises and which are used by us or by Western Power Networks for, or in connection with, the supply of electricity and any wiring, apparatus or other equipment or works belonging to us or Western Power Networks located downstream of the point that electricity leaves the meter for the premises or, if there is no meter for the premises, downstream of the connection point for the premises which are used by us or by Western Power Networks for, or in connection with, the supply of electricity.
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Electricity supply equipment. The electricity supply equipment remains our property at all times and we are responsible for installing and maintaining the electricity supply equipment. You must not do anything that will damage, bypass or interfere with the electricity supply equipment or use electricity in a way that interferes with, damage or bypass that equipment. You must ensure, and take all necessary actions to ensure, that any other person does not do anything that will damage, bypass or interfere with the electricity supply equipment or use electricity in a way that interferes, damages or bypasses that electricity supply equipment.
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Electricity supply equipment. (a) The Electricity Supply Equipment will at all times remain our property, even though it is affixed to the Premises. (b) Provided you do not Intentionally Damage the Electricity Supply Equipment, we will maintain the Electricity Supply Equipment at our cost, subject to clause 12(c) below, will have no recourse against you for any damage caused to the Electricity Supply Equipment. (c) If you Intentionally Damage the Electricity Supply Equipment, we can terminate this contract in accordance with clause 23.5 and we can demand that you pay to us the reasonable cost of replacing or repairing the Electricity Supply Equipment.
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Electricity supply equipment. (a) The Electricity Supply Equipment will at all times remain our property, even though it is affixed to the Premises. (b) Provided you do not intentionally damage the Electricity Supply Equipment, we will maintain the Electricity Supply Equipment at our cost. (c) If you intentionally damage the Electricity Supply Equipment, we can terminate this contract in accordance with clause 25.5 and we can demand that you pay to us the cost of replacing or repairing the Electricity Supply Equipment.
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Electricity supply equipment. The electricity supply equipment remains the property of Western Power at all times and Western Power is responsible for installing and maintaining the electricity supply equipment.
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Electricity supply equipment. The electricity supply equipment remains the property of Western Power Networks at all times and Western Power Networks is responsible for installing and maintaining the electricity supply equipment. You must not do anything that will damage, bypass or interfere with the electricity supply equipment or use electricity in a way that interferes with, damage or bypass that equipment. You must ensure, and take all necessary actions to ensure, that any other person does not do anything that will damage, bypass or interfere with the electricity supply equipment or use electricity in a way that interferes, damages or bypasses that electricity supply equipment.
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