Common use of Changes to your contract Clause in Contracts

Changes to your contract. 16.1 We can change your contract at any time. 16.2 We’ll notify you if any changes are made to your contract and make a copy available to you on our website. 16.3 If we make changes to this contract that are to your disadvantage, we’ll give you 30 days’ notice to let you know about the changes. If you don’t agree with the changes, you can switch to another supplier or start a new plan with us without paying a termination fee. 16.4 None of the following will constitute a disadvantageous change under section 16.3 above: (a) Changing your payment method where your account is in debt. (b) Increasing additional charges under section 10. (c) Moving you automatically onto a variable plan in accordance with this contract. (d) Changing or withdrawing any benefits in accordance with this contract (for example, the Interest Reward). (e) Increasing the VAT you pay. (f) Making changes to the contract if we’re required by ▇▇▇▇▇’s rules to make them. 16.5 If you ask us, we can add another person to your contract so they can manage your account on your behalf. However, we can’t make that person financially responsible for your supply unless they agree to it and they tell us themselves; in which case this contract is automatically amended to make them a party to it from the date they agreed to become a party.

Changes to your contract. 16.1 15.1 We can change your contract at any time. 16.2 We’ll 15.2 We will notify you if any changes are made to your contract and make a copy available to you on our website. 16.3 15.3 If we make changes to this contract that are disadvantageous to your disadvantageyou, we’ll we will give you 30 days’ notice to let you know about the changes. If you don’t do not agree with the changes, you can switch to another supplier or start a new plan with us without paying a termination fee. 16.4 15.4 None of the following will constitute a disadvantageous change under section 16.3 15.3 above: (a) Changing changing your payment method where your account is in debt.; (b) Increasing increasing additional charges under section 10.; (c) Moving moving you automatically onto a variable plan in accordance with this contract.; (d) Changing changing or withdrawing any benefits in accordance with this contract (for example, the Interest Reward).contract; (e) Increasing increasing the VAT you pay.; or (f) Making making changes to the contract if we’re we are required to do so by ▇▇▇▇▇’s rules to make themrules. 16.5 15.5 If you ask us, we can add another person to your contract so that they can manage administer your account on your behalf. However, we We can’t make that person financially responsible for your supply unless they agree to it and they tell us themselves; in which case this contract is automatically amended to make them a party to it from the date they agreed to become a party.