Common use of Emergency Interruptions Clause in Contracts

Emergency Interruptions. (a) ActewAGL may, without being in breach of this Agreement, interrupt or reduce the Services (including by suspending or interrupting supply to any Delivery Points, ceasing to accept Gas at any Receipt Point, or any other measure) in cases of emergency or risk of injury or damage to any person or property (including the Network) for such period as ActewAGL reasonably believes is necessary. (b) ActewAGL must, as soon as reasonably practical, make information about an emergency interruption or reduction of Services, (including the nature of the emergency interruption or reduction of Services and of the likely duration of such interruption or reduction) available to the User on a 24 hour telephone information service.

Emergency Interruptions. (a) ActewAGL The Service Provider may, without being in breach of this Agreement, interrupt or reduce the Services (including by suspending or interrupting supply to any Delivery Points, ceasing to accept Gas at any Receipt Point, or any other measure) in cases of emergency or risk of injury or damage to any person or property (including the Network) for such period as ActewAGL the Service Provider reasonably believes is necessary. (b) ActewAGL The Service Provider must, as soon as reasonably practicalpracticable, make information about an emergency interruption or reduction of Services, (including the nature of the emergency interruption or reduction of Services and of the likely duration of such interruption or reduction) available to the User on a 24 hour telephone information service.

Emergency Interruptions. ‌ (a) ActewAGL may, without being in breach of this Agreement, interrupt or reduce the Services (including by suspending or interrupting supply to any Delivery Points, ceasing to accept Gas at any Receipt Point, or any other measure) in cases of emergency or risk of injury or damage to any person or property (including the Network) for such period as ActewAGL reasonably believes is necessary. (b) ActewAGL must, as soon as reasonably practical, make information about an emergency interruption or reduction of Services, (including the nature of the emergency interruption or reduction of Services and of the likely duration of such interruption or reduction) available to the User on a 24 hour telephone information service.