Suspension of the Service. Acumatica reserves the right to suspend your and your Affiliates’ access to and /or use of the Service:
(a) if any payment for the Service is due but unpaid but only after Acumatica has provided you with at least 30 days’ prior written notice, or
(b) if Acumatica reasonably determines that your use of the Service is being used to engage in denial of service attacks, spamming, or illegal activity, and/or your use of the Service is causing immediate, material and ongoing harm to Acumatica or others. In the event Acumatica suspends access to the Service pursuant to Section 10.2(b), Acumatica will use commercially reasonable efforts to limit the suspension to the offending portion of the Service and work with you to resolve the issues which resulted in the suspension of the Service. Acumatica shall not be liable to you nor to any third party for any suspension of the Service under such circumstances as described in this Section. Any suspension pursuant to this Section shall not relief you of your obligation to make payments for the Service.
Suspension of the Service. We may suspend the Service prior to terminated the Service
15.1 Notices of suspension and terminated may be served simultaneously.
15.2 If We suspend the Service or give notice of Our intent to do so this shall not in any way prejudice any right We may have to terminate the Service.
15.3 If We give notice of Our intent to terminate the Service this shall not in any way prejudice any right We may have to suspend the Service.
15.4 In some circumstances We may provisionally suspend or restrict Your Service by giving You as much notice as reasonably possible (which may be given reasonably soon after We have suspended or restricted Your Service). Suspension or restriction in these circumstances will remain in place until the circumstances giving rise to the suspension or restriction have satisfactorily passed and We believe they are unlikely to return. We may suspend or restrict Your Services under this clause 15.4 where;
(a) We believe it is reasonably required to prevent fraud, illegality, propagation of spam or malicious software, or interference with any other network, howsoever caused;
(b) Problems are experienced interconnecting Our network with any other network;
(c) We cannot enter Our or Your premises to do something in connection with the Service that We need to do in order to supply the Service or make the Service or related equipment safe;
(d) You vacate the premises to which the Service is connected;
(e) We believe it is reasonably required to prevent or mitigate interference, howsoever caused, with Our network or Our ability to provide other services;
(f) Providing the Service becomes illegal or We believe on reasonable grounds that it will become illegal;
(g) We are required to comply with an order, instruction request or notice of a regulator, emergency services organisation or other competent authority; or
(h) A force majeure event affects Our ability whether directly or indirectly to provide the Service.
Suspension of the Service. 9.1. OUTSOURCE TELECOM may suspend or block the Customer’s (or any User’s) access to the Service in any of the following circumstances:
9.1.1. if OUTSOURCE TELECOM or any third party providing equipment or services to OUTSOURCE TELECOM in connection with the provision of the Services is required to so do in order to comply with any law, regulation, court order, or request, order, direction, determination or consent by or of a governmental or regulatory body or authority;
9.1.2. where a Service is no longer provided by the applicable Service Provider and the same has been notified by OUTSOURCE TELECOM to the Customer at least 30 days prior to the date of suspension and notwithstanding such notice, the Customer has not contracted with OUTSOURCE TELECOM for an alternative service or served 14 days’ notice to terminate the Service the subject of the suspension;
9.1.3. If OUTSOURCE TELECOM or any third party providing equipment or services to OUTSOURCE TELECOM in connection with the provision of the services requires to carry out any emergency maintenance or repair, which will include any necessary action to prevent interference with, damage to or degradation of the OUTSOURCE TELECOM Network where possible OUTSOURCE TELECOM will give the Customer a minimum of 24 hours advance notice of such emergency maintenance or repair;
9.1.4. to carry out planned maintenance or upgrade of the OUTSOURCE TELECOM Network or the Services in which OUTSOURCE TELECOM will provide not less than 24 hours prior notice of the suspension and, where practicable, will agree with the Customer when the Services will be suspended and for how long;
9.1.5. if the Customer fails to comply with any of its obligations set out in this Agreement and/or any Services Agreement which directly prevents OUTSOURCE TELECOM from delivering the Services;
9.1.6. If the Customer fails to pay any undisputed sum by the due date;
9.1.7. if the Customer exceeds any credit limit agreed with OUTSOURCE TELECOM and does not remedy the situation within 7 days of receiving a written notice to do so;
9.1.8. if OUTSOURCE TELECOM is required to eliminate a hazardous condition (including an event which represents a health and safety risk for OUTSOURCE TELECOM, its employees, agents, directors and sub-contractors)
9.2. OUTSOURCE TELECOM will restore suspended Services as soon a reasonably practicable after the cause of the suspension has been rectified and/or has ceased to exist. In the event of any suspension pursuant to ...
Suspension of the Service. 9.1. TCG may suspend or block the Customer’s (or any User’s) access to the Service in any of the following circumstances:
9.1.1. if TCG or any third party providing equipment or services to TCG in connection with the provision of the Services is required to so do in order to comply with any law, regulation, court order, or request, order, direction, determination or consent by or of a governmental or regulatory body or authority;
9.1.2. where a Service is no longer provided by the applicable Service Provider and the same has been notified by TCG to the Customer at least 30 days prior to the date of suspension and notwithstanding such notice, the Customer has not contracted with TCG for an alternative service or served 14 days’ notice to terminate the Service the subject of the suspension;
9.1.3. If TCG or any third party providing equipment or services to TCG in connection with the provision of the services requires to carry out any emergency maintenance or repair, which will include any necessary action to prevent interference with, damage to or degradation of the TCG Network where possible TCG will give the Customer a minimum of 24 hours advance notice of such emergency maintenance or repair;
9.1.4. to carry out planned maintenance or upgrade of the TCG Network or the Services in which TCG will provide not less than 24 hours prior notice of the suspension and, where practicable, will agree with the Customer when the Services will be suspended and for how long;
9.1.5. if the Customer fails to comply with any of its obligations set out in this Agreement and/or any Services Agreement which directly prevents TCG from delivering the Services;
9.1.6. If the Customer fails to pay any undisputed sum by the due date;
9.1.7. if the Customer exceeds any credit limit agreed with TCG and does not remedy the situation within 7 days of receiving a written notice to do so;
9.1.8. if TCG is required to eliminate a hazardous condition (including an event which represents a health and safety risk for TCG, its employees, agents, directors and sub-contractors)
9.2. TCG will restore suspended Services as soon a reasonably practicable after the cause of the suspension has been rectified and/or has ceased to exist. In the event of any suspension pursuant to clauses 9.1.3, or 9.1.4 (and where the issue giving rise to the suspension has not been caused by and/or arisen from an act or omission of the Customer or a User) TCG will use all reasonable endeavours to limit the amount of...
Suspension of the Service. 7.3.1 The Bank may in its absolute discretion from time to time suspend the Service:
7.3.1.1 if it believes that the Service may be used in breach of Applicable Laws or by persons who are not authorised by the Client, or in any circumstances where the Bank may suspend operation of the Account under the Terms;
7.3.1.2 in whole or in part for the purpose of undertaking general maintenance or other work on the Service. Where practicable and legally appropriate, the Bank will provide prior notification of such suspension.
7.3.2 If the Service becomes unavailable for any period of time due to technical or other reasons, the Bank will endeavour to notify the Client of such unavailability via a broadcast message through the Service prior to login, or such other means which the Bank considers to be appropriate.
7.3.3 Unless the suspension has been on the grounds set out in paragraph 7.3.1.1, during any period of suspension or unavailability the Client and the Bank will deal with the Account as if the Service had not been in operation.
Suspension of the Service. The Service Provider may temporarily suspend Customer’s passwords, accounts, and access to or use of the Service if Customer or Users violate any provision in the Agreement, or if in the Service Provider’s reasonable judgment, the Service or any component thereof are about to suffer a significant threat to security or functionality. The Service Provider will provide advance notice to the Customer of any such suspension.
Suspension of the Service. 12.1 Without prejudice to the application of the Art.13 and 14 below, Aruba, at its discretion and without the exercising this right being contested as a failure or breach of Contract, reserves the right to suspend the Service, even without notice in the event that:
a) The Customer becomes non-compliant or breaches even only one of the provisions contained in the Contract, including those contained in the Aruba Services User Policy and in the Aruba Privacy Policy;
b) The Customer fails to respond, in whole or in part, to Aruba's requests or in any event, their conduct is such as to induce the founded and reasonable fear that the Customer may be breaching the Contract or be responsible for one or more breaches of its provisions;
c) There is good reason to believe that the service is being used by unauthorised third parties;
d) There are cases of force majeure or circumstances which, at the sole discretion of Aruba, impose emergency interventions to be performed or relating to the resolution of safety problems, danger to the entire network and/or persons or things; in this case, the Service will be restored when Aruba, at its discretion, has determined that the reasons which caused its suspension/termination have actually been removed or deleted;
e) the Customer is involved, in any way, in any judicial or even non-judicial proceedings of a civil, criminal or administrative nature and in any case in which the said dispute concerns the domain name registered, its contents, email inboxes or acts and behavior implemented via them. In this case, Aruba reserves the right to renew, at its discretion and by way of a mere courtesy and then without assuming any obligation in relation to the Customer or by Third Parties by doing so, the registration of the domain name with the competent authority for one or more years while, however, maintaining the measures previously adopted. The legitimate assignee of the domain name concerned in the dispute may obtain the availability, after having paid Aruba the price of the renewal or renewals carried out by them according to the terms above.
f) is required by the Judicial Authority;
g) where they satisfy security and/or guarantee of confidentiality reasons;
h) the Customer is using faulty or uncertified equipment, or that there are dysfunctions which may damage the integrity of the network and/or disrupt the Service and/or generate risks to the physical safety of people and things.. In any case of suspension of the Service due t...
Suspension of the Service. The Council reserves the right review funding /service provision if there is a failure to comply with any condition attached to this Agreement, or it considers that there is a threat to the health, safety or welfare of any or all of the Service Users. If the Council deems it necessary to suspend the Service, then the Council will issue a Suspension Notice, in writing, outlining the reasons for the suspension and the steps required by the Board to rectify the situation and the time allowed to carry out those works. The Service will be deemed suspended until such time as the Council’s Representative is satisfied in writing that the Service may be resumed. The Council reserves the right not to resume the Service if the Council’s representative is not satisfied that the situation may be rectified, and the Council will be entitled to provide the Board with a notice terminating this Agreement with immediate effect. The Council reserves the right to withhold payment for all or part of the period for which the Service is suspended. If the Service is resumed, the Board will be entitled to all sums due during the period of suspension. Where notice is given under the provisions of this Clause it will be given in accordance with Clause 14.
Suspension of the Service. (a) CENIT will have the right to suspend the Service, when faced with events that represent the breach of any of the obligations of the SENDER. For such purposes, a communication sent by CENIT to the SENDER notifying of the default, explaining the reasons thereof and contributing the relevant evidences or supporting data will suffice. CENIT grants to the SENDER a term of fifteen (15) Days to cure the breach (the “Grace Period”). If upon the expiration of the Grace Period the SENDER has not cured the default, CENIT may suspend the Service and in no case the SENDER will be entitled to any indemnification whatsoever. The restart of the provision of the Services shall be subject to the prior written approval of CENIT.
Suspension of the Service. The Supplier may suspend the Service for any of the following reasons: • In order to comply with the provisions of the Communications act 2003 or the Supplier's telecommunications license, • The Customer is or is reasonably believed to be in breach of this Agreement, • The Supplier receives a reasonable request from the telecommunications regulator or other legally empowered body capable of issuing such directions. The Supplier will reasonably endeavour to notify the Customer as soon as reasonably practicable of such suspensions stating their reasons. Where a suspension is due to a breach of this agreement by the Customer the Supplier will charge all reasonable costs relating the suspension and re-connection of the Service to the Customer.
