Common use of Refusal or Delay of Services Clause in Contracts

Refusal or Delay of Services. AFEX may refuse or delay the provision of Services if AFEX reasonably determines that doing so is necessary to avoid or mitigate Losses to AFEX; to comply with AFEX policies; to adhere to laws or regulations; if an Order is not or does not appear to be related to Client’s line of business, or to reduce risk to AFEX. This includes, but is not limited to, events where AFEX reasonably suspects that the Service is being used or accessed to perpetrate financial fraud or exploitation, even if Client or User has authorised the Service.

Refusal or Delay of Services. AFEX may refuse or delay the provision of Services if AFEX reasonably determines that doing so is necessary to avoid or mitigate Losses to AFEX; to comply with AFEX policies; to adhere to laws or regulations; if an Order is not or does not appear to be related to Client’s line of business, or to reduce risk to AFEX. This includes, but is not limited to, events where AFEX reasonably suspects that the Service is being used or accessed to perpetrate financial fraud or exploitation, even if Client or User has authorised authorized the Service.

Refusal or Delay of Services. AFEX may refuse or delay the provision of Services if AFEX reasonably determines that doing so is necessary to avoid or mitigate Losses to AFEX; to comply with AFEX policies; to adhere to laws or regulations; if an Order is not or does not appear to be related to Client’s line stated purpose of businessits use of Services, or to reduce risk to AFEX. This includes, but is not limited to, events where AFEX reasonably suspects that the Service is being used or accessed to perpetrate financial fraud or exploitation, even if Client or User has authorised the Service.

Refusal or Delay of Services. AFEX may refuse or delay the provision of Services if AFEX reasonably determines that doing so is necessary to avoid or mitigate Losses to AFEX; to comply with AFEX policies; to adhere to laws or regulations; if an Order is not or does not appear to be related to Client’s line stated purpose of businessits use of Services, or to reduce risk to AFEX. This includes, but is not limited to, events where AFEX reasonably suspects that the Service is being used or accessed to perpetrate financial fraud or exploitation, even if Client or User has authorised authorized the Service.