Measurement of consumption Sample Clauses

Measurement of consumption. 7.1. The Water Company shall ensure that a Meter vested in the Water Company and capable of accurately measuring both the volume and the rate of flow of the Supply is fitted at the Supply Point and shall maintain such Meter so that it is capable of accurately measuring the Supply provided that if it becomes necessary or desirable to replace a Meter because of variations to the volume or rate of flow of the Supply in excess of the Maximum Demand or Maximum Rate of Flow, the New Appointee shall pay the Water Company the reasonable cost of such replacement. 7.2. If, at any time, a Meter is not in use, whether for maintenance or other reasons, the Water Company shall notify the New Appointee within a reasonable time of it coming to the Water Company’s notice. 7.3. The New Appointee may ask for a Meter to be tested by the Water Company to prove that it is measuring the Supply correctly within the relevant limits of deviation provided that if the Meter is found to be measuring correctly within the relevant limits of deviation the New Appointee shall reimburse the Water Company for the cost incurred in undertaking that test. 7.4. Subject to clause 10, such Meter shall be used by the Water Company for monitoring the Maximum Demand, Maximum Rate of Flow and for charging purposes. Accordingly, it shall use reasonable endeavours to take a reading of the Meter within 21 days of the Meter Reading Date. 7.5. The New Appointee shall not, without the Water Company’s consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed, but may be granted subject to such conditions as the Water Company considers appropriate), fit any Meter of its own to any pipe vested in the Water Company and shall only fit its own Meter to its own pipes provided always that any Meter fitted by the New Appointee shall be for the New Appointee’s purposes only and shall not be used for monitoring the Maximum Demand, the Maximum Rate of Flow or for charging purposes.
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Measurement of consumption. Lessor is obligated to operate the central heating system during the usual office hours if outside temperatures require it. Air conditioning systems - if available - are operated all year round.
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