Consumers Served by Third Clause Samples

The 'Consumers Served by Third' clause defines the rights and obligations of parties when consumers are provided services or products through a third party rather than directly by the contracting party. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the original provider remains responsible for the quality, delivery, or support of the goods or services, or if those responsibilities shift to the third party. For example, if a company outsources customer support to another firm, this clause would specify who is accountable for resolving consumer issues. Its core function is to allocate responsibility and manage expectations regarding service delivery when third parties are involved, thereby reducing confusion and potential disputes.
Consumers Served by Third. Parties - Consumers being served under other competitive supply programs offered by third-parties will not be automatically enrolled as Participating Consumers under this ESA when such program terminates or is otherwise completed. Competitive Supplier agrees that consumers under such third-party competitive supply programs may affirmatively opt-in and receive All-Requirements Power Supply at the Competitive Supplier’s discretion, at the aggregation rate.
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