Deemed Contract definition

Deemed Contract means a contract which is deemed to have automatically been formed when we supply gas or electricity to your property where you have not actively agreed to a new supply of gas and/or electricity from us;

Deemed Contract means where we provide a party, with whom we have not agreed terms, with any or all of Services in which case these terms and conditions automatically apply to the supply of such Services.

Deemed Contract means, as between the Licensee and a consumer, a

Examples of Deemed Contract in a sentence

• The Agreement or Deemed Contract (as the case may be) shall terminate should Ofgem (or other relevant authority) appoint another supplier to the Meter under the Supplier of Last Resort procedure.

• A Deemed Contract and the application of Deemed Contract Rates shall continue until either; (i) the Customer enters into an Agreement or; (ii) until such point that Crown Gas & Power ceases to be treated by the Network Operator as the Registered Supplier in respect of the relevant Meter.

• Once the Agreement ends either as a whole or only in respect of any specific Meter, Crown Gas & Power will continue to supply Electricity to the Meter, which was subject to the Change of Tenancy, pursuant to a Deemed Contract until Crown Gas & Power ceases to be the Registered Supplier or until the incoming Consumer enters into an Electricity supply agreement with Crown Gas & Power (whichever is the earlier).

• Crown Gas & Power may vary the Out of Contract Rate and/or the Deemed Contract Rate at any time on notice by publishing the revised rate(s) on its website.

• Crown Gas & Power may at any time, without notice to the Customer, set off any liability of the Customer (or any associated business) to Crown Gas & Power against any liability of Crown Gas & Power to the Customer (or any associated business), whether either liability is present or future, liquidated or unliquidated, and whether or not either liability arises under this Agreement and/or any Deemed Contract.

More Definitions of Deemed Contract

Deemed Contract means a contract for the supply of electricity or Natural Gas under Section 16A of the Energy (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1995.

Deemed Contract means a contract to supply gas or electricity (or both), under these terms. These terms only apply if you are a domestic customer, micro business, or a small or medium enterprise (SME) customer, and using our electricity or gas services (or both) at your premises, without entering into a formal agreement with us for those services.

Deemed Contract means a contract for the supply of Gas where Crown Gas & Power has never entered into a written contract with the Consumer and Gas is still being supplied to the Site and/or services are still being provided and as more particularly defined in paragraph 8(1) of Schedule 2B of the Act.

Deemed Contract means a contract which by virtue of paragraph 8 of Schedule 2B to the Act is deemed to have been made but does not include a contract which by virtue of paragraph 19(2) of Schedule 5 of the Gas Act 1995 is deemed to have been made;

Deemed Contract means a contract for the supply of electricity and or gas under Section 16A of the Energy (Mis- cellaneous Provisions) Xxx 0000. It is a legally enforceable agreement considered to have come into existence when we continue to supply the Premises after the previous Contract for supply to the Premises concerned has expired, or was not cancelled or when a previous owner or occupier vacated the Premises but the new owner/occupier continues to use energy supplied by us and does not enter into a new Contract for supply; Domestic Customers – means domestic/household or individual/ non business/non-commercial customers of PPP, as set out in the Handbook; Electricity Connection Agreement – shall have the meaning set out in Clause 18.2; Electricity Distributor – means ESBN, the licensed operator of the distribution system through which electricity is supplied to you. ESB Networks (ESBN) – means the licensed operator of the distribu- tion system through which electricity is supplied to you; ESBN Meter – means either a ESBN legacy Meter or a ESBN Smart Meter. The ESBN meter is the Meter of Record for the supply of electricity; Energy – means electricity or natural gas (or both), as agreed for the purposes of the Contract. EURIBOR – means the Euro Interbank Offered Rate being offered and is used to benchmark the rate of interest referenced in this Contract. Gas Connection Agreement – shall have the meaning set out in Clause 18.1; Gas Networks Ireland (GNI) – means the licensed operator of the distribution system through which gas is supplied to you; GNI Meter – means the GNI Meter of Record for the supply of gas, which may be a Credit Meter or a PAYG Meter and can be registered to any other Supplier; GPRO – Gas Point Registration Operator; GPRN – means Gas Point Reference Number, the unique 8 digit number assigned to all Gas Connections and Meters. Handbook – means the Commission for Regulation of Utilities Electricity and Gas Suppliers Handbook 2019 (as may be amended from time to time); Initial Period – means the initial term of this Contract, being such term as shall be agreed by telephone between you and us and starts on the Commencement Date. Initial Period Termination Fee – has the meaning given to that term in Clause 11.9(e)

Deemed Contract means, as between the Licensee and a consumer, a contract for the supply of gas to have been made under section 12 of the Energy Act (Northern Ireland) 2011;

Deemed Contract means a legally enforceable agreement considered to have been made between the Electric Ireland and the owner or occupier of the premises. A deemed contract is considered to have come into existence because the owner or occupier (after receiving notice from Electric Ireland and where the premises continue to be supplied with gas or electricity by Us) did not inform Us that he or she continued to use the electricity or gas supplied to the premises concerned after the previous contract for supply to the premises concerned had expired, or was not cancelled when a previous owner or occupied vacated the premises or the new owner or occupied did not enter into a new contract of supply.