YOUR MOBILE PHONE Clause Samples

YOUR MOBILE PHONE. 19.1 You may choose to use a mobile phone you have or have obtained from a third party. 19.2 If you choose to use a mobile phone that you have obtained from a third party: (a) To protect consumers from illegal trade in mobile phones, if we have a reasonable belief that your mobile phone is stolen, we may ask you to provide proof of ownership. (b) If we ask you to provide proof, you must provide us with that proof within ten business days. 19.3 We give no warranty: (a) that the mobile phone you provide is suitable for use in connection with the Service or any of its features; or (b) about the quality of your mobile phone. 19.4 You are responsible for making sure that: (a) all regulatory approvals for your mobile phone have been obtained; and (b) your mobile phone complies with all relevant technical regulations and specifications at all times. 19.5 You are responsible for the maintenance of your mobile phone. 19.6 If your mobile phone appears to be faulty or interferes with the Service, we are entitled to require you to: (a) provide your mobile phone for us to inspect; and/or (b) cease using that mobile phone until the problem has been corrected.
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YOUR MOBILE PHONE. 8.1. You may obtain a mobile phone from us for use with the service under a mobile equipment payment plan or you may choose to use a mobile phone you have or have obtained from a third party. 8.2. To protect consumers from illegal trade in mobile phones, if we have a reasonable belief that your mobile phone is stolen, we may ask you to provide proof of ownership of your mobile phone. 8.3. If we ask you to provide proof, you must provide us with that proof within ten
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