Common use of Revocation of authorisation Clause in Contracts

Revocation of authorisation. (a) Where JGN has agreed to an Authorised Overrun for a Specified Period, JGN may by notice to the User revoke such approval (in whole or in part) at any time and for any length of time if, in JGN's reasonable opinion, the capacity in the Network is insufficient to allow JGN to transport the Authorised Overrun Quantity. JGN will use reasonable endeavours to provide the User with as much notice of such revocation as is possible in the circumstances.

Revocation of authorisation. (a) Where JGN has agreed approvedagreed to an Authorised Overrun for a Specified Period, JGN may by notice to the User revoke such approval (in whole or in part) at any time and for any length of time if, in JGN's reasonable opinion, the capacity in the Network is insufficient to allow JGN to transport the Authorised Overrun Quantity. JGN will use reasonable endeavours to provide the User with as much notice of such revocation as is possible in the circumstances.

Revocation of authorisation. (a) Where JGN has agreed to an Authorised Overrun for a Specified Period, JGN may by notice to the User revoke such approval (in whole or in part) at any time and for any length of time if, in JGN's reasonable opinion, the capacity in the Network is insufficient to allow JGN to transport the Authorised Overrun Quantity. JGN will use reasonable endeavours to provide the User with as much notice of such revocation as is possible in the circumstances. Commented [A11]: Retailer feedback, seeking clarity that their obligation to notify the Customer was dependent on them being notified by JGN.