REFUND/CREDIT POLICY FOR UNPLAYED GAMES Sample Clauses

REFUND/CREDIT POLICY FOR UNPLAYED GAMES. In the event that one or more Postseason Series concludes before the scheduled date of one or more Postseason Home Games for which Ticket(s) were purchased by Licensee hereunder, the amount paid by Licensee hereunder on account of the Ticket(s) for the unplayed Postseason Home Games will be credited and/or refunded in accordance with this Section 15. For the purposes of this Section 15, a Postseason Home Game will be considered “unplayed” only if it is not played as initially scheduled and is never rescheduled to, and played on, an alternate date and/or time. No Postseason Home Game that is commenced, whether or not it is later suspended, interrupted or called, will be considered “unplayed”. Reasons for a Postseason Home Game being unplayed include (i) the Toronto Blue Jays failing to qualify for participation in a particular Postseason Series that includes that Postseason Home Game, and (ii) a Postseason Series ending without that Postseason Home Game being scheduled or played (e.g. where a series is won by a team without the need for that Postseason Home Game to be played). Unless otherwise determined by the BOC or the Club, and notwithstanding the Toronto Blue Jays 2021 Postseason Ticket Terms and Conditions, credits and refunds for Tickets issued under this Licence for unplayed Postseason Home Games will be processed as follows:
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