Increase to Charges Sample Clauses

Increase to Charges. Without prejudice to its other rights to increase Charges under these Conditions, Digital Origin may increase the Charges once in any 12 month period to reflect any percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index in the preceding 12-month period based on the latest available figure for the percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index and/or any actual increase in the direct cost to Digital Origin for supplying the Services (offset by any efficiencies, improvements or investments that Digtal Origin may implement in relation to the Services) provided that Digital Origin provides at least 14 days’ notice of the increase to the Client (which may be by email) and, subject to the remainder of this clause 9.6, the increase in any Charges does not exceed 10% of the value of these Charges in effect immediately prior to the increase. Where Digital Origin is able to provide evidence as to it suffering any actual increase in the direct cost to it for supplying the Services in excess of 10%, it may increase the Charges by more than 10% to account for this.
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Increase to Charges. Without prejudice to its other rights to increase Charges under these Conditions, Beyond Networks may increase the Charges once in any 12 month period to reflect any percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index in the preceding 12- month period based on the latest available figure for the percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index and/or any actual increase in the direct cost to Beyond Networks for supplying the Services (offset by any efficiencies, improvements or investments that Digtal Origin may implement in relation to the Services) provided that Beyond Networks provides at least 14 days’ notice of the increase to the Client (which may be by email) and, subject to the remainder of this clause 9.6, the increase in any Charges does not exceed 10% of the value of these Charges in effect immediately prior to the increase. Where Beyond Networks is able to provide evidence as to it suffering any actual increase in the direct cost to it for supplying the Services in excess of 10%, it may increase the Charges by more than 10% to account for this.
Increase to Charges. Without prejudice to its other rights to increase Charges under these Conditions, Pericom may increase the Charges once in any 12 month period to reflect any percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index in the preceding 12-month period based on the latest available figure for the percentage increase in the Retail Prices Index and/or any actual increase in the direct cost to Pericom for supplying the Services (offset by any efficiencies, improvements or investments that Pericom may implement in relation to the Services) provided that Pericom provides at least 14 days’ notice of the increase to the Client (which may be by email) and, subject to the remainder of this clause 9.6, the increase in any Charges does not exceed 10% of the value of these Charges in effect immediately prior to the increase. Where Pericom is able to provide evidence as to it suffering any actual increase in the direct cost to it for supplying the Services in excess of 10%, it may increase the Charges by more than 10% to account for this.
Increase to Charges. With respect to any Change Order, Provider may not increase the fees payable under these GTCs or any Order thereunder unless approved in advance in a written instrument signed by T-Mobile. If Provider believes a Change Order requires an increase in Charges, then it will promptly submit materials and information showing the basis for Provider’s belief as well as the anticipated impact of such Change. Provider and T-Mobile will use commercially reasonable efforts to assess whether the Change Order requires or involves an increase in Charges. Any increase of Charges resulting from such a Change will not be disproportionate to the then-current Charges provided in the Pricing Schedule.
Increase to Charges. 4.1 The Charges and all other monetary amounts payable under this Agreement (each a “Relevant Charge”) will be reviewed upwards only on each Review Date in accordance with the following formula: Amount of Relevant Charge x CI = New Relevant Charge as at the Commencement Date DI where “DI” (Datum Index) is the RPI for month prior to Commencement Date and “CI” (Current Index) is the RPI for the month immediately prior to the Review Date.
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