Downgrade Charges Sample Clauses

Downgrade Charges. (A) Grantee may impose Downgrade Charges only if the Subscriber has been notified, at the time of initiating Cable Services, and annually thereafter, of Grantee's Downgrade Charges.
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Downgrade Charges a) Grantee may impose Downgrade Charges only if:
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Downgrade Charges. Grantee may impose Downgrade Charges in a manner consistent with applicable law.
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Downgrade Charges. Nothing prevents a Franchisee from establishing reasonable charges to disconnect the service of Persons who fail to pay their bills or from imposing reasonable downgrade charges.
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Downgrade Charges. (1) Unless otherwise provided by law, Grantee shall not impose any Downgrade Charges, except as otherwise provided in this Franchise. As used in this Section, “
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