Toll Payment Violations Sample Clauses

Toll Payment Violations. (a) The Concessionaire may contract with the Tolling Services Provider or another Person for the provision of services to enforce the collection of Tolls and Civil Penalties. To the extent necessary to comply with Law, but not so as to undertake any responsibility for payment or any other matter under any such agreement (unless otherwise consented to by HPTE), HPTE will be party to that contract. To the extent that the actions under that contract result in the collection of Tolls and Civil Penalties, to the extent that any funds are not retained by the Person providing the services HPTE consents to all such amounts being remitted by that Person to the Concessionaire and retained by the Concessionaire.
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