Theft Of Gas Sample Clauses

Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, ActewAGL has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, ActewAGL may: (i) reasonably determine what should have been the correct Charges in respect of that Delivery Point; (ii) upon request by the User, provide the User with a copy of ActewAGL’s calculation of the amount specified in clause 19.5(a)(i); and (iii) invoice that User for the difference between what was invoiced for that Delivery Point and the amount specified clause 19.5(a)(i). (b) The User must pay the amount of any difference referred to in clause 19.5(a)(iii) in accordance with clause 20.
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, Evoenergy has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, Evoenergy may: (i) reasonably determine what should have been the correct Charges in respect of that Delivery Point; and (ii) unless the User can demonstrate the Evoenergy has failed to take reasonable steps to prevent or mitigate that theft, invoice that User for the difference between what was invoiced for that Delivery Point and the amount specified clause 19.5(a)(i). (b) The User must pay the amount of any difference referred to in clause 19.5(a)(ii) in accordance with clause 20. (c) Upon request by the User, Evoenergy must provide the User with a copy of Evoenergy’s calculation of the amount specified in clause 19.5(a)(i).
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, JGN has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, JGN may: (i) reasonably determine what should have been the correct Charges in respect of that Delivery Point; and (ii) upon request by the User, provide the User with a copy of JGN’s calculation of the amount specified in clause 19.5(a)(i); and (iii) unless the User can demonstrate that JGN has failed to take reasonable steps to prevent or mitigate that theft, invoice that User for the difference between what was invoiced for that Delivery Point and the amount specified clause 19.5(a)(i). calculation of the amount specified in clause
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, ActewAGL has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, ActewAGL may:
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Theft Of Gas. A party must promptly notify the other party if it reasonably believes that a person is committing or has committed theft of Gas from the Distribution System and the other party may be affected by the theft.
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, the Service Provider has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, the Service Provider may:
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, JGN has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, JGN may: (i) reasonably determine what should have been the correct Charges in respect of that Delivery Point;
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Theft Of Gas. (a) If, due to theft of Gas, ActewAGLEvoenergy has invoiced a User with incorrect Charges in respect of a Delivery Point, ActewAGLEvoenergy may: (i) reasonably determine what should have been the correct Charges in respect of that Delivery Point; and (ii) upon request by the User, provide the User with a copy of ActewAGL’s calculation of the amount specified in clause 19.5(a)(i); and (iii) (ii) unless the User can demonstrate the Evoenergy has failed to take reasonable steps to prevent or mitigate that theft, invoice that User for the difference between what was invoiced for that Delivery Point and the amount specified clause 19.5(a)(i). (b) The User must pay the amount of any difference referred to in clause 19.5(a)(ii) in accordance with clause 20. (c) Upon request by the User, Evoenergy must provide the User with a copy of Evoenergy’s calculation of the amount specified in clause 19.5(a)(i).
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