Common use of Inadvertent Loss of Service to DS Customers Clause in Contracts

Inadvertent Loss of Service to DS Customers. The Parties agree and acknowledge that service to DS Customers may be inadvertently lost due to storms, weather, accidents, breakage of equipment or other events beyond the reasonable control of the Company affecting the transmission and distribution system of the Company. Neither Party will have any liability to the other Party for the occurrence of such events except for the Company’s obligation to pursue steps for the resumption of the disrupted service as set forth in Section 10.3 below. In no event will an inadvertent loss of service affect a Party’s obligation to make any payments then due or becoming due with respect to performance rendered prior to such inadvertent loss of service.

Inadvertent Loss of Service to DS Customers. ‌ The Parties agree and acknowledge that service to DS Customers may be inadvertently lost due to storms, weather, accidents, breakage of equipment or other events beyond the reasonable control of the Company affecting the transmission and distribution system of the Company. Neither Party will have any liability to the other Party for the occurrence of such events except for the Company’s obligation to pursue steps for the resumption of the disrupted service as set forth in Section 10.3 below. In no event will an inadvertent loss of service affect a Party’s obligation to make any payments then due or becoming due with respect to performance rendered prior to such inadvertent loss of service.

Inadvertent Loss of Service to DS Customers. The Parties agree and acknowledge that service to DS Customers may be inadvertently lost due to storms, weather, accidents, breakage of equipment or other events beyond the reasonable control of the Company affecting the transmission and distribution system of the Company. Neither Party will have any liability to the other Party for the occurrence of such events except for the Company’s 's obligation to pursue steps for the resumption of the disrupted service as set forth in Section 10.3 below. In no event will an inadvertent loss of service affect a Party’s 's obligation to make any payments then due or becoming due with respect to performance rendered prior to such inadvertent loss of service.