Entitlement to refuse Service Sample Clauses

Entitlement to refuse Service. (a) Nothing in this Agreement requires the Service Provider to provide Distribution Services or to Supply in respect of a Customer in circumstances where a Regulatory Instrument requires or permits the Service Provider to refuse to provide Distribution Services or Supply. (b) Without limiting clause 4.4(a) the Service Provider is not liable for any failure (whether in whole or in part) to provide Distribution Services in respect of a Customer where that Customer has not complied with the terms of any contract it has with the Service Provider or requirements of Regulatory Instruments and as a result of that non-compliance the Service Provider is entitled, by virtue of that contract or those Regulatory Instruments, to suspend, curtail or not provide services to that Customer. (c) The Service Provider is not obliged to provide Distribution Services if the Gas which the User seeks to inject into or withdraw from the Distribution System: (1) does not meet the Specifications; or (2) contains any material or has properties that the Service Provider reasonably believes may be deleterious to the Distribution System or to the operation of the Distribution System, and if Gas is delivered into the Distribution System whether by the User or another person which is Gas to which paragraphs (1) or (2) above applies then the Service Provider may curtail or interrupt the provision of Distribution Services, flare or release Gas or take whatever other steps the Service Provider considers necessary or desirable to ensure that Gas within the Distribution System meets the Specifications, does not contain deleterious material or properties and does not present a threat to any person or property. (d) The Service Provider will notify the User as soon as reasonably practicable if the Service Provider becomes aware that Gas of the type referred to in clause 4.4(c) is being injected into the Distribution System. (e) The Service Provider is not obliged to provide the Distribution Services if the User has not made payment of monies due under this Agreement: (1) within 7 days of receipt of a notice of default issued by the Service Provider under clause 12.2(a); and (2) has not issued a notice of dispute under clause 14.2 in relation to that payment or disputed its liability to make that payment in accordance with relevant Regulatory Instruments.
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