ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS Sample Clauses

The Allowance for Interruptions clause defines how interruptions or delays in the performance of contractual obligations are managed. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which interruptions—such as those caused by weather, supply chain issues, or other unforeseen events—are permitted without penalty, and may specify procedures for notifying the other party and adjusting timelines or compensation accordingly. Its core practical function is to provide a fair and predictable method for handling unavoidable disruptions, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their rights and responsibilities when interruptions occur.
ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. 6.1 When use of the facilities furnished by either Party to the other Party in accordance with this Agreement is interrupted due to trouble in such facilities and such interruption is not caused by the interrupted Party, any contractor or supplier of the interrupted Party or its customer, the interrupted Party will, upon request, be allowed a credit as follows: 6.2 The amount of credit to AWS will be an amount equal to the pro rata monthly charge for the period during which the facility affected by the interruption is out of service. 6.3 Claims for reimbursement will be made in writing within sixty (60) calendar days of the occurrence. All credit for interruption will begin from the time of actual notice by the interrupted Party to the other Party, in accordance with Section 15 following, that an interruption of use has occurred. No credit will be allowed for an amount of less than five dollars ($5). 6.4 A credit will not be applicable for any period during which the interrupted Party fails to afford access to the facilities furnished by the other Party for the purpose of investigating and clearing troubles.
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ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. (a) When use of the channels, interface types or arrangements furnished by one Party in accordance with this Agreement is interrupted due to trouble in such channels, interface types or arrangements, and such interruption is not caused by the negligence of the other Party or its subscriber, or the fault of facilities or equipment provided by the other Party or its subscriber, the other Party shall, upon request, be allowed a credit as follows: (i) The amount of credit shall be an amount equal to the pro rata monthly charge, specified in Attachment II, for the period during which the channel, interface type or arrangement affected by the interruption is out of service. (ii) All credit for interruption shall begin from the time of actual notice from one Party to the other Party, in accordance with Paragraph 8 preceding, that an interruption of use has occurred. No credit shall be allowed for an amount of less than five (5) dollars. (b) A credit shall not be applicable for any period during which one Party fails to afford access to the facilities furnished by the other Party for the purpose of investigating and clearing troubles. (c) The date when the channels, interface types or arrangements furnished under this Agreement shall be placed into service shall be mutually agreed upon by the Parties to this Agreement. If the Party providing the channels, interface types or arrangements fails to establish service by such date, it shall provide to the other Party a credit of 1/30 of the monthly charge for the facilities whose installation was delayed for each day of the delay in service establishment of such facilities.
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ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. (a) When use of the channels, interconnection types of arrangements furnished by ATU or GCICC in accordance with this Agreement is interrupted due to trouble in such channels, interconnection types or arrangements, and such interruption is not caused by (1) gross negligence or willful misconduct of the furnishing party or its Customer or (2) the fault of facilities or equipment provided by the receiving party or its Customer, the receiving party shall, upon request, be allowed a credit which shall be in an amount equal to the pro rata monthly charges to be paid for such arrangements or facilities, including both usage sensitive and non-usage sensitive charges, specified in the body of this Agreement and the attachments, for the period which the interconnection affected by the interruption is out of service. Except in the case of gross negligence or willful misconduct, such allowance amount shall be the sole monetary remedy available for such interruption. (b) All credits for interruption shall begin from the time the furnishing party becomes first aware of the interruption. No credit shall be required for a total amount of less than fifty dollars ($50.00), per interruption.
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ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. (a) When use of the channels, interface types or arrangements furnished by Company in accordance with this Agreement is interrupted due to trouble in such channels, interface types or arrangements, and such interruption is not caused by the negligence of Carrier or its subscriber, or the fault of facilities or equipment provided by Carrier or its subscriber, Carrier shall, upon request, be allowed a credit as follows: (1) The amount of credit to Carrier shall be an amount equal to the pro rata monthly charge, specified in Attachment II, for the period during which the channel, interface type or arrangement affected by the interruption is out of service. (2) All credit for interruption shall begin from the time of actual notice by Carrier to Company, in accordance with Paragraph 8 preceding, that an interruption of use has occurred. No credit shall be allowed for an amount of less than five (5) dollars. (b) A credit shall not be applicable for any period during which Carrier fails to afford access to the facilities furnished by Company for the purpose of investigating and clearing troubles. (c) The date when the channels, interface types or arrangements furnished under this Agreement shall be placed into service shall be mutually agreed upon by the parties to this Agreement. If Company fails to establish service by such date, Company shall provide to Carrier a credit of 1/30 of the monthly charge for the facilities whose installation was delayed for each day of the delay in service establishment of such facilities.
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ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. 6.1 When use of the facilities furnished by either Party to the other Party in accordance with this Agreement is interrupted due to trouble in such facilities and such interruption is not caused by the interrupted Party, any contractor or supplier of the interrupted Party or its customer, the interrupted Party will, upon request, be allowed a credit as follows: 6..1.1 The amount of credit to Carrier will be an amount equal to the pro rata monthly charge for the period during which the facility affected by the interruption is out of service.
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ALLOWANCE FOR INTERRUPTIONS. Following Service Commencement Date, if Customer reports an interruption of Service ("Interruption"), customer shall receive credit for service billed for but not provided. Credit to Customer shall not apply, however, in the event any interruption is caused or contributed to, directly or indirectly, by any act or omission of Customer or its customers, affiliates, agents representatives, invitees or licensees. In addition, no credit allowances will be made for (i) Interruptions during any period which FCI or its agents are denied access to the premises where access lines associated with Customer's Services are terminated, or (ii) due to the failure of power, equipment, systems or services not provided by FCI. For the purposes of this paragraph, an Interruption reporting period begins when Customer reports an interruption and ends upon the earlier to occur of (i) Customer's resumption of use of the Service, and (ii) when Service is operative again. If Customer elects to use another means of communication during the interruption reporting period, Customer must pay the charges for the alternate service used.
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