Temporary Interruptions Clause Samples
The Temporary Interruptions clause defines the conditions under which a party may temporarily suspend performance of its obligations due to specific events or circumstances. Typically, this clause applies to situations such as equipment failure, maintenance, or unforeseen disruptions that are beyond the control of the parties involved. By outlining the process for notification and resumption of services, the clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities during short-term interruptions, thereby minimizing disputes and providing a clear framework for handling temporary setbacks.
Temporary Interruptions. The parties recognize that the input and retrieval of the information contained in Security Union's computer system is subject to the hazards of temporary interruptions by reason of equipment failure arising out of numerous possible causes and that Security Union is not a guarantor of the constant and continual availability of the computer system installed on the premises of Security Union. Security Union does, however, agree that it will maintain a reasonable capability to provide timely, workmanlike repair and maintenance service whenever the computer system becomes inoperable.
Temporary Interruptions. You understand and agree that temporary interruptions of the Site may occur. You also understand and agree that we have no control over the third-party networks or service(s) that we may use to provide you with Services. You agree that the Services available on this Site are provided “AS IS” and that we assume no responsibility for the timeliness, deletion, mis-delivery, interruption, or failure to store any user communications or personalization settings.
Temporary Interruptions. The County may at any time shut off water due to accident, emergency, for the purpose of making connections, alterations, repairs, and changes to the water system. The County will use its best efforts to give notice in advance of water service interruptions when such interruptions can be reasonably expected. It is the obligation of the Town to protect Town’s facilities so that damage will not occur if water is shut off without notice.
Temporary Interruptions. To temporarily interrupt the use and enjoyment by the Other Owner of the easements and rights over the Owner’s Parcel or a portion thereof for the purposes of:
(i) Constructing, repairing or maintaining Utility Systems in, upon, over, under or through that Parcel as the Owner may reasonably require or may deem expedient; or
(ii) subject to Section 5.1(b), Constructing or repairing the Development or any part thereof situate within the Owner’s Parcel as the Owner of such Parcel may require or may deem expedient, in any manner that does not interfere with support provided by the Owner’s Parcel to the Other Parcel pursuant to the easements granted herein, provided that any such interruption shall be as short as reasonably possible, reasonable notice of the intended interruption shall be provided (except in the case of emergency when no advance notice shall be required but notice shall be provided as soon as reasonably possible) and all reasonable steps shall be taken by the Owner during the period of the interruption to, if reasonably possible, provide the Other Owner with adequate alternative access, utility services and other easement benefits so interrupted.