Interference with the Network Sample Clauses
The "Interference with the Network" clause prohibits parties from disrupting, damaging, or otherwise interfering with the normal operation of a network. In practice, this means that users or service providers must not engage in activities such as unauthorized access, introducing malware, or overloading the network with excessive traffic. This clause is essential for maintaining the security and reliability of network services, protecting both the provider and other users from harm or service interruptions.
Interference with the Network. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in its Consumer Contracts a provision to the effect that the Consumer will not, without the prior written agreement of the Distributor:
(a) inject or attempt to inject any energy into the Network; or
(b) convey or receive or attempt to convey or receive any signal or other form of communication or any other thing (other than energy in accordance with this agreement and load control signals transmitted by or with the written consent of the Distributor) over the Network or cause or permit any other person to do so.
Interference with the Network. The Trader must, subject to clause 29.1, include in each of its Customer Agreements a provision to the effect that the Customer must not: inject or attempt to inject any electricity into the Network, unless the Customer is also a Distributed Generator and there is a Connection Contract in place between the Distributed Generator and the Distributor; or without the prior written agreement of the Distributor, convey or receive or attempt to convey or receive any signal or other form of communication or any other thing (other than electricity in accordance with this Agreement and load control signals transmitted by or with the written consent of the Distributor) over the Network or cause or permit any other person to do so.
Interference with the Network. Subject to clause 20, the Retailer will procure in its agreements with Consumers that during the term of those agreements (and this agreement) the Consumer will not without the prior agreement of the Distributor inject or attempt to inject any substance into the Network.
Interference with the Network. The Trader will, subject to clause 27.1, include in its Consumer Contracts a provision to the effect that the Consumer will not, without the prior written agreement of the Distributor:
(a) inject or attempt to inject any energy into the Network; or
(b) convey or receive or attempt to convey or receive any signal or other form of communication or any other thing (other than energy in accordance with this agreement and load control signals transmitted by or with the written consent of the Distributor) over the Network or cause or permit any other person to do so.
Interference with the Network. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in its Consumer Contracts a provision to the effect that:
(a) the Consumer will not, without the prior written agreement of the Distributor, inject or attempt to inject any gas into the Network or otherwise interfere with the Network, and will not cause or permit any person, material or device to do so;
(b) the Consumer will not, without the prior written agreement of the Distributor, convey or receive or attempt to convey or receive any other thing (other than gas in accordance with this agreement) over the Network or cause or permit any other person to do so; and
(c) if the Consumer breaches the provisions of its Consumer Contract that require it not to interfere with the Network as set out above, and the breach is material or persistent, the Distributor may disconnect the Consumer’s ICP from the Network and access the Consumer’s Premises to reclaim the Distributor’s Equipment.