Content of an Unavailability Notice Clause Samples

The 'Content of an Unavailability Notice' clause defines the specific information that must be included when notifying another party about the unavailability of a product, service, or resource. Typically, this clause requires the notice to specify details such as the nature of the unavailability, the expected duration, and any relevant circumstances or alternatives. By standardizing the required content of such notices, the clause ensures clear communication and helps both parties manage expectations and plan accordingly in the event of disruptions.
Content of an Unavailability Notice. An Unavailability Notice: (a) may apply to the Gas Day on which the Unavailability Notice is issued even though, in order to comply with such an Unavailability Notice, the Shipper must cease taking Delivery of Overrun Gas upon receipt of the notice in accordance with clause 11.4; (b) must identify the Gas Day or Gas Days to which the notice applies; (c) may be expressed to continue indefinitely or for a specified period; (d) may revoke, substitute or amend a previous Unavailability Notice; and (e) must state the quantity of Overrun Gas which is available to the Shipper.
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Content of an Unavailability Notice. An Unavailability Notice: (a) may apply to the Gas Day on which the Unavailability Notice is issued even though, in order to comply with such an Unavailability Notice, the Shipper 2016 2021 - 2020 2025 Access Arrangement for the DBNGP 69 must cease taking Delivery of Overrun Gas upon receipt of the notice in accordance with clause 11.4; (b) must identify the Gas Day or Gas Days to which the notice applies; (c) may be expressed to continue indefinitely or for a specified period; (d) may revoke, substitute or amend a previous Unavailability Notice; and (e) must state the quantity of Overrun Gas which is available to the Shipper.
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