Restoration and Preemption Sample Clauses

Restoration and Preemption. (a) For each Agreement, the Service will have the preemptibility status stated in the Service Order (i.e., “Preemptible Service” or “Non-Preemptible Service”). A Non-Preemptible Service will have no rights of Preemption and will not be subject to Preemption. A Preemptible Service will have no rights of Preemption and may be subject to Preemption. (b) If a Service Transponder fails and a Spare TWTA is available, then, subject to the following priority rules, SES shall allocate such Spare TWTA to the Service as soon as reasonably possible. As a general rule, Spare TWTAs on the Satellite will be provided on a first failed/first restored basis. In the event multiple Transponders fail simultaneously (or where the sequence of failures cannot be determined), and such failures exceed the number of available Spare TWTAs, then the following rules will apply (with Rule 1 having priority over Rule 2, etc.): Rule 1 DTH Services have priority over Contribution Services and other Services. Contribution Services and other Services have equal priority. Rule 2 Non-Preemptible Services have priority over Preemptible Services. Rule 3 If conflicting rights to Spare TWTAs arise between Services with the same priority status under Rules 1 and 2, then priority is given in accordance with the following: (i) Services with an earlier start of transmissions have priority over Services with a later start of transmissions. This priority is independent from the Channel transmitted via the Service. If a Customer has started with the same Channel as transmitted via its current Service under an earlier Agreement and if transmissions of such Channel have continued without interruption, then the priority shall be determined by the start of transmissions of such Channel under that earlier Service Order; (ii) as to Services which started simultaneously, priority is determined by customer start dates, so that the Agreement with the earlier customer start date has priority over the Agreement with the later customer start date; (iii) as to Services which have the same customer start date, priority is determined by the expiry dates of the respective Service, so that Services with the later date of expiry have priority over Services with the earlier expiry date; and (iv) as to Services which expire on the same date, priority is determined by the dates on which the respective Service Orders were executed, so that the Service Order which was executed first has priority over a Service Order executed l...

Restoration and Preemption. (a) For each Agreement, the Service will have the preemptibility status stated in the Service Order (i.e., “Preemptible Service” or “Non-Preemptible Service”). A Non-Preemptible Service will have no rights of Preemption and will not be subject to Preemption. A Preemptible Service will have no rights of Preemption and may be subject to Preemption. (b) If a Service Transponder fails and a Spare TWTA is available, then, subject to the following priority rules, SES shall allocate such Spare TWTA to the Service as soon as reasonably possible. As a general rule, Spare TWTAs on the Satellite will be provided on a first failed/first restored basis. In the event multiple Transponders fail simultaneously (or where the sequence of failures cannot be determined), and such failures exceed the number of available Spare TWTAs, then the following rules will apply (with Rule 1 having priority over Rule 2, etc.): Rule 1 DTH Services have priority over Contribution Services and other Services. Contribution Services and other Services have equal priority. Rule 2 Non-Preemptible Services have priority over Preemptible Services.