DEACTIVATIONS Clause Samples
The Deactivations clause outlines the conditions and procedures under which a party may temporarily or permanently disable access to a service, account, or system. Typically, this clause specifies the triggers for deactivation, such as breach of terms, inactivity, or security concerns, and may detail the notice requirements or steps for reactivation. Its core practical function is to provide a clear framework for managing access, thereby protecting the service provider from misuse and ensuring operational security.
DEACTIVATIONS. 26.1 Station Deactivations may be done on a temporary basis.
26.2 Operator shall complete Station Deactivations at least 2 hours before event set-up or work begins.
26.3 Operator shall reactivate a Station within 24 hours after the event or work ends. Station Deactivations for Public Safety Emergencies shall be reactivated within 72 hours after the end of the emergency condition, as determined by the affected Participating City or Cities.
26.4 Unless agreed to in writing by the Participating City, Operator shall reactivate a Station in the original location and configuration.
26.5 Deactivation may require the removal of all Street Treatments as specified by the Participating City.
DEACTIVATIONS. If you cancel your primary wireless subscription, any additional phone numbers for Auto Attendant, ▇▇▇▇ Groups and Dual Persona associated with your primary wireless subscription would also be cancelled
DEACTIVATIONS. Registry shall ensure that Carriers are provided with a weekly deactivation report in the event that CSCs are not renewed and paid within 30 days after expiration of the CSC. The Carriers, in turn, are using these reports to deactivate those CSCs on their network. The designated POC at the Aggregator receives a weekly expiration report showing all expired applications (in Aging), for which that Aggregator is the designated Aggregator.