Common use of Service Interruptions; Force Majeure Clause in Contracts

Service Interruptions; Force Majeure. a) Interruptions in Service that are not due to the negligence of or noncompliance with the provisions of this Agreement and/ or any applicable tariff(s) by Subscriber or the operation or malfunction of the facilities, power, or equipment provided by the customer will be credited to the customer in accordance with the credit policy set forth in the price list and any applicable tariff(s) for the part of the service that the interruption affects. Any such credit will be refunded on the next practicable bill for the Telephone Service issued by Operator to Subscriber. The Operator Parties shall have no liability, including as set forth in this Section 10, for interruption of the Telephone Service due to circumstances beyond its control, including without limitation, acts of God, flood, natural disaster, regulation or governmental acts, fire, civil disturbance, strike or weather.

Service Interruptions; Force Majeure. a) Interruptions in Service that are not due to the negligence of or noncompliance with the provisions of this Agreement and/ or any applicable tariff(s) by Subscriber or the operation or malfunction of the facilities, power, or equipment provided by the customer will be credited to the customer in accordance with the credit policy set forth in the price list and any applicable tariff(s) for the part of the service that the interruption affects. Any such credit will be refunded on the next practicable bill ▇▇▇▇ for the Telephone Service issued by Operator to Subscriber. The Operator Parties shall have no liability, including as set forth in this Section 10, for interruption of the Telephone Service due to circumstances beyond its control, including without limitation, acts of God, flood, natural disaster, regulation or governmental acts, fire, civil disturbance, strike or weather.