Reconnection Charge definition

Reconnection Charge means Our charge for reconnections under Appendix 2.

Reconnection Charge means the charge for reconnection of service after such service has been disconnected.

Reconnection Charge means the sum payable by the Requesting Licensee for any service reconnection works to be done at the rate specified in Schedule 15;

Examples of Reconnection Charge in a sentence

• In addition, for subsequent periods of disconnection, the customer shall be required to pay an additional Reconnection Charge equivalent to the sum of the Minimum Demand Charges, determined in accordance with the conditions specified in the preceding paragraph, for each month of that subsequent period.

• Customer’s failure to pay the Connection Charge, Reconnection Charge or Seasonal Customer Charge.

• Whenever a Customer’s gas is turned off at Customer’s request, or Customer’s meter disconnected by reason of non-compliance with these Rules and Regulations or orders of the Public Service Commission of Maryland, a Reconnection Charge of thirty-five dollars ($35) must be paid and other satisfactory arrangements made with the Company prior to 3 p.m. of a normal business day before the account is reactivated and gas service reconnected by the end of the next business day.

• The After Hours Reconnection or Reconnection Charge shall be sixty dollars ($60).

• Training programs planning and implementation is responsibility of human research development department only.

More Definitions of Reconnection Charge

Reconnection Charge means is Our charge for reconnections under Appendix 2. Start Date means the date on which this Contract begins. This is not the date on which the Heat Supply starts. This date is described in detail in paragraph 1.1 of this Contract.

Reconnection Charge means the administrative charge set out in the Agreement Details payable to the Company by the Customer where the Customer is reconnected after being disconnected from the Embedded Network due to non-payment, failure to enter into a supply agreement with the Company or for any other reason; Regulatory Requirements means any relevant Commonwealth, State, Territory or local government regulation, including all laws, regulations, subordinate legislation, proclamations, orders in council, licensing or authorisation conditions, codes, guidelines or standards applicable from time to time to the supply of the Utilities to the Supply Address;

Reconnection Charge means Mobisoft’s charge in force from time to time for reconnecting service if service has been disconnected for the non-payment of any charges.

Reconnection Charge means the reconnection charge for the Service provided by us as specified in your Application, if any.

Reconnection Charge means a nonrecurring charge made to cover expenses incident to the re-establishment and re-connection of service with the cable system when cable or wire facilities, or both, are in place on the subscriber's premises.

Reconnection Charge has the meaning given to it in Schedule 4 (Charges ) to this Agreement.

Reconnection Charge means Our charge for reconnections under Appendix 2. Summer Period means the period starting 1st June and ending on 30th September each year.