TO PAY CHARGES Clause Samples

TO PAY CHARGES. 9.1 The Customer must pay the Corporation the charges referred to in Schedule 4, within 28 days of the date of invoice by the Corporation. 9.2 Charges referred to in Schedule 4 are in addition to any other fees, rates or charges payable by the Customer or any other person in respect of the property. 9.3 The Customer shall not be liable for any charges during any period for which Customer is prevented from discharging trade waste due to no fault of the Customer. 9.4 Any charges or other amounts outstanding after due date shall bear interest at the interest rate as set by the Corporation from time to time, calculated from the day after the due date until the day on which payment in full is made. 9.5 If the Customer fails to comply with this Agreement and, as a result or by reason, directly or indirectly, of that failure, trade waste discharged by the Customer causes damage to an asset of the Corporation, the Corporation may make good that damage and recover the cost of so doing from the Customer. 9.6 The Customer must pay to the Corporation the cost of any inspections reasonably undertaken by the Corporation to determine whether damage referred to in sub-clause 9.5 has been caused, within 30 days after the Corporation demands payment. 9.7 Sub-clause 9.5 and 9.6 apply whether the damage either occurs or is discovered during the term of this Agreement or after it finishes and the liability of the Customer for the costs arising under those provisions shall survive the termination of the agreement. 9.8 The Customer must pay the cost referred to in sub-clause 9.5 and 9.6 after the inspection or the damage is made good 28 days after the Corporation invoices the Customer. 9.9 Supplies of sewerage services are not subject to GST, but some other services provided by the Corporation under this Agreement may attract GST. In all cases the charges set out in Schedule 3 shall be exclusive of GST and the Corporation shall provide the Customer with a tax invoice for those charges which are subject to GST reflecting the details required under the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999.