DISRUPTION IN SERVICE Clause Samples
The Disruption in Service clause defines the procedures and responsibilities when a service is interrupted or cannot be provided as agreed. Typically, this clause outlines the steps the service provider must take to notify the client of the disruption, the timeframe for restoring service, and any remedies or compensation available to the client during the downtime. Its core function is to ensure both parties understand their rights and obligations in the event of service interruptions, thereby minimizing disputes and providing a clear process for addressing unexpected disruptions.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. Disruption of service, usually involving dining or custodial services, are rare. In the event of any short-term or long-term changes in service, the UNIVERSITY will provide clear communication to RESIDENTS, maintain or modify appropriate levels of service and deploy mitigation measures as necessary. By signing this contract, the RESIDENT agrees that they have been advised of said potential disruptions and acknowledges that there may be changes in service resulting from such disruptions and has agreed to such. The UNIVERSITY reserves the right, at its discretion, to adjust services to meet the changing needs of business.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. Disruption of service, usually involving custodial services is rare. In the event of any short-term or long- term changes in service, the University will provide clear communication to the Student, maintain or modify appropriate levels of service and deploy mitigation measures as necessary. By signing this Contract, the Student agrees that they have been advised of said potential disruptions and acknowledges that there may be changes in service resulting from such disruptions and has agreed to such.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. Disruption of service, usually, but not limited to, dining or custodial services are rare but may occur without notice. In the event of any long- term changes in service, the University will communicate changes in service to Student, maintain or modify appropriate levels of service and deploy mitigation measures as necessary. By accepting room assignment Student agrees this is a binding Contract, the Student agrees that they have been advised of said potential disruptions, and acknowledges that there may be changes in service resulting from such disruptions and has agreed to such. Student Housing and Dining Services reserves the right, at its discretion, to adjust services to meet the changing needs of business.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. In the event of an unplanned disruption, KSWB will notify consumers within 24 hours and provide estimated restoration times. Affected customers may receive a rebate if disruptions persist beyond a reasonable period.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. The College will not be liable for disruptions in service which are beyond college control and which are restored within a reasonable period of time.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. The Landlord is not liable for damages resulting from the disruption of any utility service, or malfunction of machinery or appliances serving the Tenant. In no event should disruption of services constitute eviction or entitle Tenant to an abatement of rent or other charges. The Landlord is not liable for injury or damage to person or property caused by any defect in the heating, gas, electricity, water, or sewer systems serving the unit.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. Landlord does not warrant that any service or utilities will be free from shortages, failures, variations, or interruptions caused by repairs, maintenance, replacements, improvements, alterations, changes of service, strikes, lockouts, labor controversies, accidents, inability to obtain service, fuel, steam, water or supplies, governmental requirements or requests, or other causes beyond Landlord's reasonable control.
DISRUPTION IN SERVICE. If the Organization is unable to provide childcare services for reasons beyond our control for any length of time, a credit or refund will not be given. If the Organization is unable to provide child care services for reasons within our control for any length of time, a credit will be issued on the Parent’s account to be used towards future service. Refunds will not be given unless there are extenuating circumstances, to be reviewed and approved by the CEO or designate. All credits will be pro-rated to the period of time the Organization was unable to provide service. All refunds will be processed by the Central Billing Department. It may take up to six to eight weeks for a refund to be received. An ACCB Plan, issued by the Ministry, must be received by the BGCO Billing Department before an ACCB credit will be applied to your account; an application for ACCB is not considered payment. If ACCB approval is not received by the time your bill must be paid, you are responsible to pay the full amount of your bill. If you receive your ACCB Plan approval, we recommend you contact the BGCO Billing Department to make sure they are aware of the Benefit Plan. The Child Care Arrangement Form, which is required as part of the ACCB application, is available from your Club upon your request.