Inability to Provide Service Sample Clauses
The 'Inability To Provide Service' clause defines the procedures and responsibilities when a service provider is unable to deliver the agreed-upon services. Typically, this clause outlines the required notifications to the client, any obligations to attempt to remedy the situation, and possible alternatives such as rescheduling or refunds. Its core function is to ensure both parties understand their rights and obligations in the event of service disruption, thereby minimizing disputes and providing a clear path for resolution.
Inability to Provide Service. If due to circumstances not within the reasonable control of HMO, including but not limited to, major disaster, epidemic, complete or partial destruction of facilities, riot, civil insurrection, disability of a significant part of the Participating Provider Network, the provision of medical or Hospital benefits or other services provided under this Certificate is delayed or rendered impractical, HMO shall not have any liability or obligation on account of such delay or failure to provide services, except to refund the amount of the unearned prepaid Premiums held by HMO on the date such event occurs. HMO is required only to make a good-faith effort to provide or arrange for the provision of services, taking into account the impact of the event.
Inability to Provide Service. In the event of circumstances not within our reasonable control, including but not limited to major disaster, epidemic, complete or partial destruction of facilities, riot, civil insurrection, disability of our offices, a significant part of our network, or entities with whom MVP has arranged for services, and our ability to provide benefits under this Contract is delayed or becomes impossible, we will not be liable for such delay or failure, except to refund unearned premiums. We are required only to make a good faith effort to provide or arrange for the provision of benefits.
Inability to Provide Service. If due to circumstances not within the reasonable control of HMO, including but not limited to, major disaster, epidemic, complete or partial destruction of facilities, riot, civil insurrection, disability of a significant part of the Participating Provider Network, the provision of medical or Hospital benefits or other services provided under this EOC is delayed or rendered impractical, HMO will make a good-faith effort to provide or arrange for the provision of services, taking into account the impact of the event. Under these circumstances, medical groups and hospitals will do their best to provide services, but if Participating Providers are not available, Members should go to the nearest Provider or Hospital for emergency services. The HMO will provide appropriate reimbursement later.
Inability to Provide Service. Despite any other provision of the Agreement, the CRD acknowledges that CREST is not obliged to provide these Services where its systems are not operational by reason of acts of God, strike, lockout, or other labour dispute, acts of war, terrorism, sabotage or any other causes beyond the reasonable control and not the result of the fault or neglect of CREST.
Inability to Provide Service. I understand that Gymland shall not be responsible for the inability to provide facilities of service due to force majeure, fire, accident, extraordinary maintenance or other causes which could not reasonably be prevented.
Inability to Provide Service. In the event that due to circumstances not within the reasonable control of HMO, including but not limited to major disaster, epidemic, complete or partial destruction of facilities, riot, civil insurrection, disability of a significant part of HMO's Participating Providers or entities with whom HMO has arranged for services under this Contract, or similar causes, the rendition of medical or hospital benefits or other services provided under this Contract is delayed or rendered impractical, HMO shall not have any liability or obligation on account of such delay or failure to provide services, except to refund the amount of the unearned prepaid premiums held by HMO on the date such event occurs. HMO is required only to make a good-faith effort to provide or arrange for the provision of service, taking into account the impact of the event.
Inability to Provide Service. Because of strike, labor, trouble, national emergency, repairs, or any other cause beyond Owner’s reasonable control, Owner may not be able to provide or may be delayed in providing any services on in making any repairs to the Building. No rent reduction as per Paragraph 13A above.
Inability to Provide Service. If Licensor should cease to operate as a business, Licensor shall transfer to Licensee a non- proprietary copy of the software for Licensee’s internal use. The transfer of software shall occur within 30 days of receipt of a written request from Licensee. The Licensor will own and retain all proprietary rights in the Software, Documentation and the User's Manual.