Abortive Visit Charge definition
Examples of Abortive Visit Charge in a sentence
If an installation or repair appointment is agreed with BT for work at the Site, and BT is unable to carry out the work at, or gain access to, the Site due to an act or omission by the Communications Provider or End User, BT may Charge the Communications Provider an Abortive Visit Charge, as set out in the Openreach Price List and the Events and Time Related Charges document.
In such circumstances, unless the Operator or the Third Party has notified BT that access will not be possible prior to BT informing the Operator or the Third Party that the engineer has been dispatched by BT, the Operator shall pay the abortive end user site visit charge as detailed in the Openreach Price List at Abortive Visit Charge as set out at Abortive Visit Charge, or such other web link as may be communicated by BT to the Operator from time to time.
If you don’t give us safe access on the survey date we agree, we may charge you an Abortive Visit Charge which is shown in Charges detailed in Section 3.
If the purpose of the appointment is to investigate and/or repair a fault with the Service reported by you and the cause of the fault is caused by your act or omission, by the internal wiring of or the environment within the Service Address, Third Party Equipment, the misuse of the Service or a failure by you to comply with your obligations under these conditions an Abortive Visit Charge may also be payable.
You will not be charged an Abortive Visit Charge where the visit is abortive due to timetalk's negligence or is the fault of the engineer.
Abortive Visit Charge a charge to reflect costs incurred by Artemis or its suppliers (or anyone acting on behalf of Artemis or its suppliers) in relation to an abortive visit defined in clause 3, including any specific Charges (identified as such in the applicable Order (including any supporting price list or service handbook relating to such Order).
Abortive Visit Charge a fixed charge applied when an engineer cannot gain access to the Customer’s Site to repair a fault.