Flow, Pressure and Use Sample Clauses

Flow, Pressure and Use. 5.1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Water Company will supply water to the New Appointee at the Supply Point at such pressure as could reasonably be expected to be required to enable the Surrogate Reference Pressure to be capable of being achieved in the Water Mains within the Site which form part of the New Appointee’s Distribution Network provided that the New Appointee (acting reasonably and prudently) has designed and operated the New Appointee’s Distribution Network in such a way that the supplies to any part of the Site or to any particular properties are not restricted or constrained and provided that no liability shall rest upon the Water Company if it is prevented from supplying water at such pressure due to an Emergency or Force Majeure event.
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Flow, Pressure and Use. 5.1. The Water Company will supply water to the New Appointee at the Supply Point at such pressure complying with section 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxx 0000 and provided that no liability shall rest upon the Water Company if it is prevented from supplying water at such pressure due to an Emergency or Force Majeure event.
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Flow, Pressure and Use. 5.1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, tThe Water Company will supply water to the New Appointee at the Supply Point at such pressure complying with section 65 Water Industry Act 1991 as could reasonably be expected to be required to enable the Surrogate Reference Pressure to be capable of being achieved in the Water Mains within the Site which form part of the New Appointee’s Distribution Network provided that the New Appointee (acting reasonably and prudently) has designed and operated the New Appointee’s Distribution Network in such a way that the supplies to any part of the Site or to any particular properties are not restricted or constrained and provided that no liability shall rest upon the Water Company if it is prevented from supplying water at such pressure due to an Emergency or Force Majeure event.
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