Common use of Interdependent Services Clause in Contracts

Interdependent Services. In the event that Purchaser desires to terminate this Agreement in respect of a Service, then to the extent that (i) Seller’s ability to provide (or cause to be provided) a Service is dependent on the continuation by Purchaser of another Service (including continuation of access to the facility), to the extent either expressly provided in Schedule 1 by way of reference to bundling of related Services, or such interdependence is reasonably likely given the nature of the Service to be terminated, as reasonably substantiated by Seller, then Purchaser shall not be entitled to terminate or reduce part of the scope or amount of, any such Service unless, concurrently therewith, Purchaser also terminates or reduces all such other interdependent Services or Purchaser agrees in writing to pay the cost for all such interdependent Services (including the Service that Purchaser seeks to terminate), and (ii) Seller informs Purchaser that Seller’s actual cost of providing any other Service would be increased by such termination or reduction, then Purchaser shall not be entitled to terminate or reduce part of the scope or amount of, any such Services unless, concurrently therewith, Purchaser agrees to such increased costs and expenses for such other Services.