Common use of Operator Restriction of Use Clause in Contracts

Operator Restriction of Use. RfL(I) shall not be obliged to make any payments to the Train Operator for any one or more Restrictions of Use to the extent: (a) required as a result of any damage to RfL(I) or Environmental Damage which in each case: (i) arises wholly or mainly from the operations of the Train Operator or its failure to comply with its obligations under this Contract; and (ii) RfL(I) demonstrates, is in excess of fair wear and tear arising from use of the CCOS by the Train Operator; or (b) requested by the Train Operator (other than for the purposes of inspection, maintenance, renewal or repair of the CCOS); or (c) required in connection with a Network Change proposed by the Train Operator under Condition G3; or (d) that the Restriction of Use is within the Possessions Allowance.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Track Access Contract, Track Access Contract, Track Access Contract

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Operator Restriction of Use. RfL(I) shall not be obliged to make any payments to the Train Operator for any one or more Restrictions of Use to the extent: (a) required as a result of any damage to RfL(I) or Environmental Damage which in each case: (i) arises wholly or mainly from the operations of the Train Operator or its failure to comply with its obligations under this the Contract; and (ii) RfL(I) demonstrates, is in excess of fair wear and tear arising from use of the CCOS by the Train Operator; or (b) requested by the Train Operator (other than for the purposes of inspection, maintenance, renewal or repair of the CCOS); or; (c) required in connection with a Network Change proposed by the Train Operator under Condition G3; or (d) that the Restriction of Use is within the Possessions Allowance.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Track Access Contract

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