Common use of Service Availability Outage Termination Clause in Contracts

Service Availability Outage Termination. Customer may terminate the Agreement in the event that a Service Availability Credit, as defined in the Service Level Agreement, is due for four (4) or more consecutive hours during each of any three (3) consecutive calendar months (“Service Availability Outage Termination”) by providing Notice to BluIP within 60 days after the last day of the third month (“Service Availability Outage Termination Notice”). In the event of a Service Availability Outage Termination, regardless of any outstanding Subscription Term, Customer will be liable only for then-unpaid charges (including NRC (including third party fees) and MRC) specified in the applicable Service Order up to the Service Availability Outage Termination Notice date, and Customer shall not owe Cancellation Fees to BluIP.

Service Availability Outage Termination. Customer may terminate the Agreement in the event that a Service Availability Credit, as defined in the Service Level Agreement, is due for four (4) or more consecutive hours during each of any three (3) consecutive calendar months (“Service Availability Outage Termination”) by providing Notice to BluIP within 60 days after the last day of the third month (“Service Availability Outage Termination Notice”). In the event of a Service Availability Outage Termination, regardless of any outstanding Subscription Term, Customer will be liable only for then-then- unpaid charges (including NRC (including third party fees) and MRC) specified in the applicable Service Order up to the Service Availability Outage Termination Notice date, and Customer shall not owe Cancellation Fees to BluIP.