Consequences of Termination by Verizon for Cause/Insolvency Sample Clauses

Consequences of Termination by Verizon for Cause/Insolvency. Where the Agreement or a Service is terminated by Verizon for Cause or due to an Insolvency Event affecting Customer then Customer shall pay or refund, as applicable, without set off or deduction, the amounts set out in the clause entitled Consequences of Termination for Convenience. The termination liability provided in this clause is without prejudice to any other rights or remedies available to Verizon under the Agreement or otherwise in law or regulation.
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