Early Exit definition
Examples of Early Exit in a sentence
Early Exit Fee Your cost to end your Contract with us before its expiry date.
If we cannot supply natural gas to your new location for any other reason (including that a third party supplies you with natural gas), this Contract, as it applies to natural gas will end and we may charge you the Early Exit Fee.
If we charge you the Early Exit Fee, it will appear on your bill.
In addition, you must also pay us: (i) any outstanding payment obligations you have incurred under this Contract that remain unpaid, including related wire service, distribution and administration fees, and all applicable Taxes up to the termination date; and (ii) the Early Exit Fee, if applicable.
Any withdrawal of consent that prevents us from supplying Energy and services will result in the application of the Early Exit Fee.
If we cannot supply electricity to your new location for any other reason (including that a third party supplies you with electricity), this Contract, as it applies to electricity will end and we may charge you the Early Exit Fee.
You agree to pay any such Early Exit Fee and that we may also take this fee by Direct Debit.
You agree to pay any Early Exit Fee and that We may also take this fee by Direct Debit.
We will not apply an Early Exit Fee if You change your supplier or tariff during the final 49 days or in various other specific circumstances set out in this Tariff Agreement.
If you don’t transfer it to your new home this Price Control Agreement will end and you may incur an Early Exit Fee.