Examples of Break Fee in a sentence
You may cancel the Service during the Contract Term but you may be required to pay a Break Fee as set out in the Pricing Schedule.
The Break Fee will be payable by you in the event the Agreement is terminated under this clause 25.
Break Fee means the reasonable costs incurred by us in collecting our Equipment from the Premises on termination, plus an account closing fee as more particularly described as ‘Break Fees’ on the ‘Fees and Charges’ section of our website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxx-xxxxxxxx/xxxx-xxxxxxx/ Change in Law means the introduction of, a change in, or a change in the interpretation or administration of, a Law.
Either you or we can cancel the Service earlier as set out in clause 9, but you may incur a Break Fee if the Service is cancelled, or if you wish to change the plan for the Service, within the Fixed Contract Period.
If the Service is cancelled: before the Service Commencement Date, We may charge You any costs We incur by preparing the Service for use; during the Service Term then You must pay Us the Break Fee; and You acknowledge that the Break Fee represents a genuine estimate of the loss We will incur as a result of the early cancellation and is not a penalty.