Service Issues Sample Clauses
Service Issues. Each Party must notify the other Party, without undue delay, after becoming aware of anything that is likely to, or will, adversely impact on the either Party’s ability to perform its obligations under this Agreement, specifying at least:
(a) the nature and cause of the problem; and
(b) the steps, if any, being taken to minimise the impact of the problem. The Parties must use their reasonable efforts to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
Service Issues. Notice of service problems that could not be resolved with the hotel or other supplier during the trip must be forwarded to Europe Express no later than 30 days from completion of the trip. All unused documents should be returned with the request for review. Please allow 4-6 weeks for resolution of service issues.
Service Issues. Allied shall not be responsible for any service interruption, degradation, delay, transmission error, operational failure, and/or unavailability (individually and collectively referred to as “Service Problem”) at any location where Allied is not the internet service provider for Customer. This includes any situation where, instead of routing voice and data traffic on Allied’s network, Customer uses a service or circuit (e.g., T-1, DSL, cable, Ethernet) to route traffic
Service Issues. Amadeus shall promptly notify Provider of any problems related to the Provider Content distributed through the LinkHotel and work diligently to resolve such problems. Amadeus shall notify Provider of a scheduled outage or emergency situation affecting the Amadeus System as applicable and as soon as reasonably possible.
Service Issues. Customer may notify TMLP of Service problems by telephone at the contacts listed in the Service Order or on its website, which may be updated by TMLP from time to time. If TMLP dispatches a field technician to Customer or an end-user location and the problem is caused by (i) the Customer Equipment or any end-user's equipment or (ii) any acts or omissions of Customer or its end user, or of any of its or their invitees, licensees, customers or contractors, Customer will pay TMLP for any and all associated time and materials at TMLP's then-standard rates.
Service Issues. Allied shall not be responsible for any service interruption, degradation, delay, transmission error, operational failure, and/or unavailability (individually and collectively referred to as “Service Problem”) at any location where Allied is not the internet service provider for Customer. This includes any situation where, instead of routing voice and data traffic on Allied’s network, Customer uses a service or circuit (e.g., T-1, DSL, cable, Ethernet) to route traffic over the public internet or a third party network. Although Allied agrees to take commercially reasonable efforts to work with Customer to try to identify, address, and resolve any Service Problem at an off-net service location (i.e., not on the Allied network), Allied is unable to control the reliability or quality of traffic routed from an off-net service location. Allied is not responsible for
Service Issues. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall promptly notify Provider of any problems related to the Provider Content distributed through the LinkHotel and work diligently to resolve such problems. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall notify Provider of a scheduled outage or emergency situation affecting the Amadeus System as applicable and as soon as reasonably possible.
Service Issues. 6.1. In the unlikely event that there is a problem with the garden waste collection Service: Please contact the Council via My Account to report the problem as soon as reasonably practicable
6.2. Any missed collections should be reported, via My Account by the end of the next day, after your scheduled garden waste collection day.
6.3. The Council will investigate all reported missed collections and will not return if a bin is suspected of being re-filled.
Service Issues. Subscribing Entity may notify Service Provider’s Network Operating Center (“NOC”) of Service problems by telephone 888-LT-FIBER, or at the contacts listed in Service Provider’s Subscribing Entity Support Information Welcome Packet (Appendix B). If Service Provider dispatches a field technician to Subscribing Entity or an end-user location and the problem is caused by (i) the Subscribing Entity Equipment or any end-user’s equipment or (ii) any acts or omissions of Subscribing Entity or its end user, or of any of its or their invitees, licensees, Subscribing Entity or contractors, Subscribing Entity will pay Service Provider for any and all associated time and materials at Service Provider's then-standard rates.
Service Issues. Client may contact MENTOM via telephone or email during business hours if Client experiences problems with the Services. MENTOM will determine and notify Client whether the problem is directly concerned with the Services, determine the severity of the problem and use commercially reasonable efforts to remedy the problem if possible. MENTOM will notify Client upon the resolution of any service request directed to MENTOM.