Abatement to Customer Sample Clauses

The 'Abatement to Customer' clause allows for a reduction in the fees or charges payable by the customer if the service provider fails to meet certain agreed-upon performance standards or service levels. In practice, this means that if the provider's services are interrupted, delayed, or do not meet specified quality metrics, the customer is entitled to a proportional decrease in payment, often calculated based on the duration or severity of the shortfall. This clause serves to incentivize the provider to maintain high service standards and provides the customer with a clear remedy for subpar performance, thereby allocating risk and ensuring accountability.
Abatement to Customer. (i) HS-Level 1 Failure. In the event any HS-Level 1 Failure occurs on any particular day, then Customer’s Monthly License Fees for the affected Individual Space in question shall be partially abated for that particular day by the Daily HS Abatement Amount (as defined below). The “Daily HS Abatement Amount” is defined as ***.
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