Changes and Cancellations Sample Clauses

Changes and Cancellations i. Student may increase their Meal Plan at any time throughout each semester. Students may purchase an additional plan once their meals from their current Meal Plan are depleted. Dining Dollars are available for purchase at any time. ii. If student’s housing and/or unit status should change by the tenth class day of the semester, student’s Meal Plan requirement may also change. iii. If Resident is required to have a Meal Plan the plan may not be reduced or canceled at any time. a. If Resident does not choose a plan online by July 1, 2020, Resident will be automatically assigned and obligated to pay for a required plan. iv. If Resident is not required to have a Meal Plan, but elects to purchase one, the following terms apply: a. The last day to reduce or cancel a Meal Plan is the tenth class day of the undergraduate semester (fall 8/28/20; spring 2/5/21*). There will be no Meal Plan refunds or deductions in the plan after the above dates. b. If you wish to cancel your plan (during the first ten class days of the semester) and you have not used any of your Meal Plan you will receive a 100% refund if you cancel by the deadline. c. If you have used some of your plan (i.e. you have used any meals or any Dining Dollars), you will receive a partial refund for the meals and/or Dining Dollars not used or spent. d. The Meal Plan you have at the end of the fall semester will be automatically assigned to you for the spring semester. If you decide to change or cancel your Voluntary plan, you must make that change via the MySanDiego portal meal plan channel. v. Any fall semester Dining Dollars that were rolled over to the spring semester are forfeited and non-refundable if you cancel your spring Meal Plan.

Changes and Cancellations. 1. If Resident is required to have a Meal Plan, the plan may not be reduced or canceled at any time. a. Resident will be automatically assigned and obligated to pay for a required plan. 2. Any fall semester Dining Dollars that were carried over to the spring semester are forfeited and non-refundable if you cancel your spring Meal Plan. Dining Dollars are not refundable.

Changes and Cancellations. Purchase orders accepted by GCT may be changed or cancelled only as specified within Articles 3.5.1 and 3.5.2 below, unless approved by written consent of GCT.

Changes and Cancellations. By notice to Vendor, Buyer may reschedule Delivery Dates, change Destinations, or make any other changes (e.g., changes to designs and specifications) with respect to this Order, or may cancel this Order, in whole or in part, at any time prior to delivery and acceptance. If any change by Buyer causes an increase or decrease in the cost of or the time required for performance of this Order, an equitable adjustment, as reasonably determined by Buyer, will be made to the Order price or delivery schedule, or both, and the Order will be modified in writing accordingly. Otherwise, ▇▇▇▇▇'s sole liability with respect to changes or cancellation will be to reimburse Vendor for the actual, reasonable and substantiated costs incurred by Vendor as a direct result of the change or cancellation that Vendor cannot recover either by shipping the Products to other customers within a reasonable time or by exercising other mitigation measures in a commercially reasonable manner. If so directed by ▇▇▇▇▇, Vendor must deliver to Buyer or its designee all materials, work in process or completed items with respect to such Products and Services. Vendor must not make any changes in material, process or design with respect to any Products or Services.

Changes and Cancellations. 5.1. Meal Plans are not changed or canceled through Residential Life or in conjunction with your Residential Life Housing Contract. All contract cancellations and changes must be made through the Meal Plan office at ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, Monday through Friday from 8AM to 5PM, or via e-mail to ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. 5.2. You are permitted to change, but not cancel, your contracted meal plan once within the first week of classes, with no penalty. Changes must be completed by 5pm on Friday of the first week of classes to avoid any additional fees or charges. Important dates for meal plan contracts for the 2021-2022 academic year are provided below. After the first week of classes, any change resulting in a decrease to your contracted meal plan will incur a $50 fee. 5.3. All qualified meal plan contract terminations or cancellations, made after the first week of classes, are charged a $150 buyout fee plus a prorated amount when the plan has been under-utilized. 5.3.1. Prorated amounts are based on the daily rate of the current meal plan and the number of days the meal plan is active until cancellation. 5.3.1.1. The Daily Prorated Amount is calculated by taking the total amount of the meal plan and dividing it by the number of days in the semester. In the example above there are 117 days in the semester; however, this amount can fluctuate from semester to semester by a couple of days. This fluctuation will cause a slight adjustment in the Daily Proration Amount each semester.

Changes and Cancellations. Any cancellations or change orders must be made in writing and acknowledged by ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Sponsor shall not be required to change Sponsor Advertising Content more often than once per month. Sponsor shall provide ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ with Sponsor Advertising Content artwork at least five business days in advance of the publication date.

Changes and Cancellations a) You can apply for the transfer of the perpetual interment right to someone else. Council will respond to this request within a reasonable time. Council charge a fee for the transfer of ownership. The new owner may be required to complete a new contract. b) To ensure the transfer of a perpetual interment right is legal, Council must agree to this in writing. c) Perpetual interment rights can be held by one person (solely) or 2 people (jointly): • When a sole interment right holder dies, Council must transfer the perpetual interment right to the person named in their will, or act as the law prescribes if the interment holder did not leave a will. • When a joint interment right holder dies, Council must transfer the perpetual interment right to the surviving interment right holder. d) Either party (you or Council) can waive their own rights under this agreement by telling the other party in writing. All transfers or relinquishments will be confirmed in writing. e) Council can cancel a perpetual interment right when: • The interment site has not been used within 50 years of the time when it was granted (as per the CC act). The 50-year period may change if the law changes. • Council follows all other cancellation requirements under the CC Act. a) You or Council can end the agreement if the other party breaches the agreement and either: • the breach can be fixed, but the party does not fix it within 30 days of being told in writing about the breach, or • the breach cannot be fixed. b) You can end this agreement in writing to Council 30 days before you want it to end, and in line with clause 5 (c). c) This agreement can only be ended if there has not been an interment for burial or ashes. d) The agreement automatically ends when you have paid all the fees you owe and either: • the burial or placement of ashes in the interment site has been completed, or • Council has cancelled your perpetual interment right, in line with section 52 of the CC Act. e) Some rights and duties that you and Council have under this agreement continue after the agreement has ended. These include the right and duties set out in: • clauses A.1 (c), ▇.2 (b, c, e, g, h and i), A.4 (b and d), A.5 (f and g) and A.7 • clause A.6 (for as long as legally required) • any other terms (including contract details and definitions) which are intended to continue after the agreement has ended. f) Where an exhumation has taken place in line with section 66 of the CC Act, the rights and duties set out ...

Changes and Cancellations. (a) You can ask us to transfer ownership of the perpetual interment right to someone else. We must respond to a transfer request within a reasonable time. We charge a fee for transferring ownership. (b) Perpetual interment rights can be held by 1 person (solely) or 2 or more people (jointly): • When a sole interment right holder dies, we must transfer the perpetual interment right to the person named in their will, or act as the law tells us if the interment right holder did not leave a will. • When a joint interment right holder dies, we must transfer the perpetual interment right to the surviving interment right holder. (c) You must talk to us if you want to transfer your rights or duties under this agreement to someone else. Your changes must be legal, and we must agree to them in writing. (d) Either party (you or we) can waive their own rights under this agreement by telling the other party in writing. (e) We can cancel a perpetual interment right when: • the interment site has not been used within 50 years of the time when it was granted (as per the CC Act). The 50-year time period may change if the law changes. • we follow all other cancellation requirements under the CC Act.

Changes and Cancellations. The provisions in Paragraphs 5.1–5.6 are only applicable in the event the Products are manufactured exclusively for the Buyer and for such work as is mentioned in Paragraph 3. 5.1 With regard to what the Parties may reasonably have expected at the time the Agreement was executed, the Purchaser shall have the right to demand changes in the Product quality and/or quantity, as well as the delivery date. 5.2 If the Supplier finds that a change is necessary, the Purchaser shall be notified in writing within a reasonable period of time. 5.3 All changes must be approved by the Purchaser through a written acknowledgment of the changes before the Supplier initiates the changes. 5.4 When the Purchaser requests a change, the Supplier shall, within a reasonable period of time, submit a written acknowledgment in which the Supplier describes the changed Product. The Supplier shall also provide a written estimate of how the change affects the agreed price and schedule. 5.5 The compensation for the changes shall be equal in proportion to the prices, standards and charges governed by the Agreement or to the original price level in the Agreement. If such a change results in a cost reduction for the Supplier, the Buyer shall be offered a reasonable price reduction. 5.6 If the Parties are unable to agree on a cost reduction or cost increase or other consequences as a result of the change, the Supplier shall, upon request from the Purchaser, implement the change without waiting for the dispute to be resolved. 5.7 The Buyer is entitled to cancel the Product or parts of the Product with immediate effect, by providing written notice to the Supplier. After such cancellation, the Buyer shall only bear the documented and necessary costs incurred as a direct result of the cancellation.