Commencement of power supply from Generator Clause Samples

The 'Commencement of power supply from Generator' clause defines the point at which the generator is obligated to begin delivering electrical power to the purchaser or grid. Typically, this clause specifies the conditions that must be met before supply starts, such as completion of testing, receipt of necessary permits, or achievement of commercial operation. By clearly establishing when the generator's supply obligations begin, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of their responsibilities and helps prevent disputes regarding the start of service.
Commencement of power supply from Generator. The power backup from the Common Generator in the Project shall be commenced only upon 50% percent of the Co-owners (other than the Owner or the Promoter) taking possession of their respective Units in the Project and not before and the Allottee, in case it takes possession of the Unit before the said time period stipulated for commencement of power backup from Common Generator, shall not raise any objection, dispute or claim in this behalf. The Promoter shall have the discretion to reduce or waive the said requirement of minimum percentage of occupancy at any time.
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Commencement of power supply from Generator. The powerbackup from the Common Generator in the Project shall be commencedonly upon 50% percent of the Co-owners (other than the Owner or thePromoter) taking possession of their respective Units in the Project and notbeforeandtheAllottee,incaseittakespossessionoftheUnitbeforethe saidtimeperiodstipulatedforcommencementofpowerbackupfromCommon Generator, shall not raise any objection, dispute or claim in thisbehalf. The Promoter shall have the discretion to reduce or waive the saidrequirementofminimumpercentageofoccupancy atanytime.
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Commencement of power supply from Generator. The power backup from the Common Generator in the Project shall be commenced only upon % ( percent) of the Co-Owner (other than the Promoter) taking possession of their respective Units in the Project and not before and the Allottee, in case he takes possession of the Unit before the said time period stipulated for commencement of power backup from Common Generator, shall not raise any objection, dispute or claim in this behalf. The Promoter shall have the discretion to reduce or waive, at any time, the said requirement of minimum percentage of occupancy. All costs, charges and expenses for running and operating all machines equipments and installations of the Generator shall be part of Common Expenses.
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