REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES Clause Samples

The "Refusal to Provide Services" clause grants a party, typically the service provider, the right to decline or withhold services under certain circumstances. This may apply if the client fails to meet specific requirements, such as payment obligations, compliance with policies, or providing necessary information. By clearly outlining the conditions under which services can be refused, this clause helps protect the provider from unreasonable demands or situations that could compromise their business, ensuring both parties understand the boundaries of the service relationship.
REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. Should any participating patient, who has a history of breaking appointments with contractor without good cause (as determined by contractor), or who has behaved in a disruptive or grossly discourteous manner towards contractor, contractor’s employees or other patients, contractor must promptly report all such instances to CHC. The CHC will address concerns with the participating patient and/or will notify the participating patient that, unless the participating patient corrects such behavior immediately, contractor may no longer be eligible to receive dental services from contractor. In such a case, upon notification from CHC, contractor has no obligation to provide further services for that participating patient.
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REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. ‌ 6.1. You acknowledge our right (but not the obligation), at any time and for any reason and without giving any explanation, to refuse, at our absolute discretion, to execute any order, carry out any transaction or engage in any acts, without incurring any liability, including, without limitation, the following cases: a) where the execution of the order, the carrying out of the transaction or the relevant act contravenes the Law and/ or any of our policies and procedures, b) where the execution of the order, the carrying out of the transaction or the relevant act aims or may aim to manipulate the market price of the Financial Instruments traded on the Market (market manipulation/ market abuse), c) where the execution of the order, the carrying out of the transaction or the relevant act constitutes or may constitute abusive exploitation of confidential information (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇), d) where the execution of the order, the carrying out of the transaction or the relevant act contributes or may contribute to the legalization of the proceeds of illegal activities (money laundering), e) where the execution of the order, the carrying out of the transaction or the relevant act affects or may affect in any manner the credibility or the regular operation of the Market, f) where you have not fulfilled all your obligations to us as these derive from the Agreement, g) where your instructions are not precise and do not describe their objective with accuracy. Provided that any refusal on our behalf to execute any order, carry out any transaction or engage in any acts shall not affect any obligation which you may have towards us or any right which we may have against you or your assets. Part 2 – Specific Investment Services/ Investment Advice and Portfolio Management‌ 1. Suitability Test‌ This Clause shall apply where you: a) have been categorised as a retail client or a professional client and 1.1. In order to enable us to act in your best interests, we are obliged to ask you to provide information regarding: a) your knowledge and experience in the investment field relevant to the specific type of Financial Instrument or investment service, b) your financial situation, including your ability to bear losses, and c) your investment objectives, including your risk tolerance, so as to enable us to recommend to you the investment services and the Financial Instruments that are suitable for you and, in particular, are in accordance with your risk tolerance and ability to bear ...
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REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. (1) The Company may terminate the Services by giving notice of the reason for such termination by email, telephone or any other means, if any of the following events occur: ● If a Customer infringed a third party’s right in violation of this Terms of Use or used the Services in clear violation of the law; or ● If a Customer intentionally or negligently obstructed the normal operation of the Services. (2) Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, in the event of a violation of an applicable law by the Customer, including the illegal use of the name or payment means of another person in violation of the Resident Registration Act, provision of an illegal program and obstruction of operation in violation of the Copyright Act, or illegal communication, hacking, distribution of malicious programs or excessive right of access in violation of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc., the Company may immediately and permanently suspend the Customer’s use of the Services and demand he/she compensate for the relevant damages. (3) Upon the termination of the Services under this Article, the authorization to use the Services shall be fully withdrawn, and the Company shall not be liable for any damage caused by such withdrawal; provided, however, that the foregoing shall not apply where the Services were terminated due to the wilful misconduct or negligence of the Company. (4) The Customer may file an objection to the Company against the suspension of the use of the Services or any other restriction on the use of the Services made pursuant to this Article in accordance with the procedures set forth by the Company, and if the Company determines that the Customer’s objection is reasonable, it shall immediately resume the use of the Services by the Customer.
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REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. MyDataKnox has the right to refuse the request to provide the Services or to order the User: • if there is a reasonable suspicion that the identity data of the User are inaccurate or untrue; • if there is a reasonable suspicion that the User intends to misuse the Services or allow abuse to a third party; • if there is a reasonable suspicion that the use of the Service will impair the stability of the Service to other existing users; • if MyDataKnox has notified the User in accordance with paragraph 2 of the unavailability or inability to activate the Service, and the User, upon receiving the notification from MyDataKnox, re-orders the same Service; • if MyDataKnox determines that the User is otherwise misusing the Site or ordering process; • in other cases established by these Terms or based on MyDataKnox's own assessment.
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REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. ‌ 6.1. You acknowledge our right (but not the obligation), at any time and for any reason and without giving any explanation, to refuse, at our absolute discretion, to provide any service, carry out any transaction or engage in any acts, without incurring any liability, including, without limitation. Part 2 – Specific Investment Services/ Investment Advice and Portfolio Management‌ 1. Suitability Test‌ This Clause shall apply where you: a) have been categorized as a retail client or a professional client. 1.1. In order to enable us to act in your best interests, we are obliged to ask you to provide information regarding:
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REFUSAL TO PROVIDE SERVICES. Participating Providers reserve the right to refuse to provide Covered Services to Beneficiaries in accordance with and pursuant to Participating Providers' policy regarding the refusal to provide Covered Services to Beneficiaries. Such refusal shall not be based on the amount or cost of Covered Services required by Beneficiaries. Participating Provider physicians are also specifically permitted to decline to accept new patients if this limitation applies to new patients throughout the Participating Provider physician's practice, without regard to the patient's source of payment.
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