FUEL / E-CHARGING CREDIT CARD Sample Clauses

FUEL / E-CHARGING CREDIT CARD. 15.1 The Lessor may give the Lessee a fuel or e-charging credit card issued by supplier selected by the Lessor, if so prescribed by the Special Terms. If the Special Terms provides that the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card is included in the Lessor’s services, then following provisions shall be applied for use of the Fuel / e-charging Credit Card: a) Refuelling / e-charging location: the fuel and e-charging supplier is selected by the Lessor. Accordingly, the Lessee may use the Fuel Credit Card to purchase fuel only from the fuel supplier that is indicated on the Fuel Credit Card (identical provisions shall be applied to use of e-charging cards); b) Pricing principle: the Lessee, based on the invoice issued by the Lessor, compensates to the Lessor all monthly expenses related to payment of the invoices issued by the fuel or e-charging service supplier for the purchases made and services received by the Lessee using the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card, i.e., the Lessor reinvoice the fuel and service or e-charging costs without mark-up; c) Types of goods and Restrictions of the use of the Fuel Credit Card: the Lessor may determine the types of goods and services the Lessee may receive using the Fuel Credit Card. By default, the Lessee is granted the right to purchase the following goods and services: fuel, car goods and accessories, car wash; E-charging card shall be used for e- vehicle charging only. d) Limits: the Lessor has the right to set the amount that the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card user can spent per day / month; e) Modification/Blocking of the rights to use the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card: The Lessor is entitled to unilaterally amend the fuel or e-charging credit card rights assigned to the Lessee, including decrease the limits. Likewise, the Lessee agrees that the issuer of the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card may unilaterally introduce changes to the terms for use of the card, but the Lessor shall be entitled at any time and without a prior notification to block the Fuel or e-charging Credit Card if circumstances occur that entitle the Lessor to unilaterally withdraw from the Contract;
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