Common use of Right to Decline Services Clause in Contracts

Right to Decline Services. Notwithstanding anything contained in a Services Agreement, a Party to a Services Agreement may decline to provide all or any part of any particular Services, if such Party reasonably believes that the performance of its obligations relating thereto would violate any applicable law, regulation, judicial or administrative ruling or decision applicable to its business, but only (a) to the extent reasonably necessary for such Party to ensure compliance therewith, (b) after such Party has applied commercially reasonable efforts to reduce the amount and/or effect of any such restrictions and (c) after such Party has delivered written notice to the other Party to such Services Agreement specifying in reasonable detail the nature of the applicable restrictions and of any proposed resulting modification in such Party’s obligations.

Right to Decline Services. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in a this Agreement or any Services Agreement, a Party to a Services Agreement Service Provider may decline to provide all or any part of any particular Services, Services if such Party it reasonably believes that the performance of its obligations relating thereto would violate any applicable law, regulation, judicial or administrative ruling or decision applicable to its business, but only (a) to the extent reasonably necessary for such Party to ensure compliance therewith, (b) after such Party has applied commercially reasonable efforts to reduce the amount and/or effect of any such restrictions and (c) after such Party has delivered written notice to the other Party to such Services Agreement Service Recipient specifying in reasonable detail the nature of the applicable restrictions and of any proposed resulting modification in such Party’s obligations.