Relocation of Services Sample Clauses
Relocation of Services. Company allows its Subscriber to change the Installation Address for provision of the Services to another residence, office or location of the Subscriber within the selected geographical area or locations where the Services are provided by the Company. If the Subscriber is interested to change the Address, the Subscriber must inform the Company by contacting the Helpline and booking a Relocation Work Order by giving the Helpline details of the new Address. Subscriber will be informed about the procedure and the applicable charges, as fixed by the Company, from time to time. Company shall not refund any amount to the Subscriber if he/she wishes to relocate or shift to locations where the Services are not provided by the Company. Additionally, the Company does not guarantee that the Service can be provided at the new Address or that the Subscriber will receive the Service at the new Address, even if such Services are provided in that location and/or area. Installation at the new Address will be subject to the terms and conditions applicable in connection with the Installation Services, including submission of valid proof of the new Address and/or such other information and document that may be required by the Company. In case the Subscriber relocates on his / her own without using the services of the Company, then the Company shall have the right to suspend the warranty provided to the Subscriber. 8. CPE.
Relocation of Services. For MaineCare funded services, the Provider shall give due process notification as required by MaineCare regulations, Chapter I, §1.03-4 of the MaineCare Benefits Manual. In addition to MaineCare Benefits Manual Chapter I, §1.03-4, the following shall apply: If a provider provides services under this Agreement and chooses to voluntarily terminate participation in MaineCare or voluntarily terminates State funded services funded in whole or part by this agreement, the provider must inform the Program Administrator of the intent. This notice should be concurrent with the notice to MaineCare as required in Chapter I. The provider is expected to work cooperatively with the Department on the planning the transition to replacement services for the affected members. In order to facilitate continuity of services for the member(s), the Department reserves the right to require that the provider continue to provide necessary services until appropriate replacement services are secured for the member(s). If a provider chooses to terminate services to a specific member or group of members, the provider must request permission to do so from the Program Administrator. Such a request must be in writing and with a minimum of 30 days advance notice. The written request must state that the provider will agree to work with the member, the Department and any potential replacement provider on the transition of services. In order to facilitate continuity of services for the member(s), the Department reserves the right to request that the provider continue to provide necessary services until appropriate replacement services are secured for the member(s).
Relocation of Services. For MaineCare funded services, the Provider shall give due process notification as required by MaineCare regulations, Chapter I, §1.03-4 of the MaineCare Benefits Manual. In addition to MaineCare Benefits Manual Chapter I, §1.03-4, the following shall apply:
Relocation of Services. The Owner agrees that in the event of relocation of any services as a result of the development, including hydro, water, gas, and telephone, the said relocation shall be at the Owner's expense.
Relocation of Services. In the event Customer elects to relocate any Evolve IP-provided equipment installed at their location to a new location, the following conditions will apply:
(a) Customer will pay Evolve IP’s then-current non-recurring charges for Professional Services to facilitate the move of Evolve IP Services for customer. The Professional Services provided will include:
i) Evolve IP’s provisioning of new Evolve IP-provided equipment (including, but not limited to, switches and routers)
ii) Installation of the new Evolve IP-provided equipment at Customer’s new location prior to the move.
iii) Evolve IP Project Management will coordinate Evolve IP resources needed for the move, and for telephony-related products will update directory listings and emergency services (i.e. E911) with the applicable changes.
(b) After the move, Customer will be required to reclaim any and all Evolve IP-provided equipment at Customer’s old location and is responsible for returning said equipment to Evolve IP. Customer will continue to be billed for the Evolve IP-provided equipment at Customer’s old location until such time that it has been returned to Evolve IP.
(c) Customer will be required to move all Third Party Equipment. For telephony-related Services, Customer will also be required to move any Evolve IP-provided telephone handsets.
(d) If Evolve IP is required to terminate any Dedicated Access at Customer’s old location and install new Dedicated Access into a new location, the following conditions apply:
i) Customer agrees to pay any non-recurring charges assessed to Evolve IP for such reconfiguration.
ii) If the Dedicated Access at the old location is under a term, Customer agrees to reimburse Evolve IP for aggregate fees, charges, expenses, and taxes payable by Evolve IP (including, but not limited to, liquidated damages, and disconnection, early cancellation or termination charges payable to third parties) in connection with the termination of the Dedicated Access at the old location; provided, however, Evolve IP shall use its commercially reasonable best efforts to obtain a waiver of, or to otherwise avoid, any such charges.
iii) Customer acknowledges that Evolve IP’s costs for Dedicated Access are based on geography, and in the event of such a move Evolve IP’s monthly-recurring cost for the new Dedicated Access may be greater than the cost of the current Dedicated Access. In the event that the monthly recurring cost of the new Dedicated Access is greater than the current cost, Ev...
Relocation of Services. You may transfer your broadband service location to a different location if your new location is within our serving area. If you relocate the broadband service before expiring a minimum term of one year for any reason, you agree to pay a relocation fee of
Relocation of Services. Notwithstanding Section 18.1, any Taxes assessed on the provision of the Services for a particular site resulting from Supplier’s relocating or rerouting the delivery of Services for Supplier’s convenience to, from or through a location other than the Service Location used to provide the Services as of the Effective Date shall be paid by Supplier.
Relocation of Services. You may transfer your broadband service location to a different location if your new location is within our serving area. If you relocate the broadband service before expiring a minimum term of one year for any reason, you agree to pay a relocation fee of $100. If you have completed a minimum term of one year, you will not be charged any relocation fee for the broadband service. If you are relocating broadband and digital television services, you agree to pay a relocation fee of $59.95. These relocation fees may be deducted from your deposit or any amounts prepaid by you, charged to your card or billed to your account.
Relocation of Services. The Council will be responsible for the cost of relocation of services if required as a result of the construction of the Council Facilities.
Relocation of Services. If, during the term of this Agreement, a change (such as movement of Customer or an end user to a different location) requires movement of the location to which Service is provided, thereby necessitating a move of the Service, the following conditions will apply:
A. Customer will pay PHS’s then-current non-recurring charges for Professional Services to facilitate the move of Services for Customer. The Professional Services provided will include: (1) PHS’s provisioning of new PHS Equipment (including, but not limited to, switches and routers); (2) Installation of the new PHS Equipment at the Customer’s new location prior to the move; and (3) Reclamation of the existing PHS Equipment from Customer’s old location after the move.
B. Customer and/or the End User will be required to pay PHS its prevailing hourly rate for its employees or agents to move any PHS-provided telephone handsets and any and all CE and other third-party equipment and network facilities.
C. If PHS is required to terminate the access facilities (including, but not limited to, T-1s, DS3s, fiber, etc.) at the Customer’s old location and install new access facilities into a new location, Customer agrees to pay any and all charges assessed to PHS by any third party for such reconfiguration or termination including any penalties or liquidated damages for early termination . Additionally, Customer acknowledges that PHS’s costs for access facilities are based on geography, and in the event of such a move PHS’s monthly-recurring cost for the new access facilities may be greater than the cost of the current access facilities. In the event that the monthly recurring cost of the new access facilities is greater than the current cost, PHS reserves the right to charge Customer an additional access fee, and Customer agrees to pay such fee.