HAPPENS WHEN THE SERVICE IS CANCELLED Sample Clauses

HAPPENS WHEN THE SERVICE IS CANCELLED. When the service is cancelled 13.1 The service is cancelled from the latter of either; • the day that the relevant notification period (as set out in the agreement) expires; or • the day that You and We both agree that the service is cancelled ; or • the day We cease supplying the service to You, after the relevant notification period (as set out in the agreement) expires. 13.2 The agreement terminates completely when the service is cancelled, except for clauses that are specifically expressed to or impliedly must survive termination. 13.3 Termination does not affect any accrued rights or remedies of a party. 13.4 We may no longer provide and You may no longer be entitled to receive any element of the service. 13.5 We may permanently and irretrievably erase all records and databases that We keep in relation to the service, except for records which We keep for administrative and accounting purposes and are required to keep by law. 13.6 We may take steps to disconnect any equipment used in relation to the service. 13.7 The Cancellation of the service may result in loss of data. We accept no responsibility for data loss, howsoever caused, and We will disconnect services regardless of whether You have taken steps to back up your data. 13.8 You will be liable for any and all charges or fees, howsoever incurred, up to and including the date when We ceased supplying the service. These outstanding fees and charges will be included on your final invoice. 13.9 If your service was supplied for a billing period or part of a billing period before We ceased to supply the service your final invoice will include charges pro-rated for the billing period or part of the billing period during which You received the service.
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HAPPENS WHEN THE SERVICE IS CANCELLED. When the service is cancelled 13.1 The service is cancelled from the latter of either; the day that the relevant notification period (as set out in the agreement) expires; or the day that You and We both agree that the service is cancelled ; or the day We cease supplying the service to You, after the relevant notification period (as set out in the agreement) expires. 13.2 The agreement terminates completely when the service is cancelled, except for clauses that are specifically expressed to or impliedly must survive termination. 13.3 We will no longer provide and You will no longer be entitled to receive any element of the service. 13.4 We may permanently and irretrievably erase all records and databases that We keep in relation to the service, except for records which We keep for administrative and accounting purposes and are required to keep by law. 13.5 We may take steps to disconnect any equipment used in relation to the service. 13.6 The Cancellation of the service may result in loss of data. We accept no responsibility for data loss, howsoever caused, and We may disconnect services regardless of whether You have taken steps to back up Your data. 13.7 You will be liable for any and all charges or fees, howsoever incurred, up to and including the date when We ceased supplying the service. These outstanding fees and charges will be included on Your final invoice. 13.8 If Your service was supplied for a billing period or part of a billing period before We ceased to supply the service Your final invoice will include charges pro-rated for the billing period or part of the billing period during which You received the service. 13.9 You grant to Us a lien over any of Your equipment in our possession, for any outstanding charges owed to Us. If these amounts remain unpaid for a period of 60 days, You authorise Us to sell any or all of the equipment to recover a portion of the outstanding charges, including costs for storing and selling the equipment, as well as other costs associated with Your failure to pay the outstanding charges. You agree the exercise of this lien is not our sole remedy for recovering the outstanding charges. 13.10 If You have a fixed length agreement, We may charge You a Cancellation Charge in accordance with the product schedule if the agreement is cancelled in circumstances reasonably attributable to You before the minimum date. 13.11 If You cancel the service before We have commenced supplying the service to You We may charge You for re...
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