Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections Clause Samples

The "Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections" clause defines the procedures and responsibilities related to the temporary interruption and subsequent restoration of a service or utility connection. It typically outlines the circumstances under which a temporary disconnection may occur, such as for maintenance, repairs, or safety reasons, and specifies the process and timeline for reconnecting the service once the issue is resolved. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations and the steps involved, minimizing disputes and service disruptions by providing a clear framework for managing temporary interruptions.
Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. S6.8 The parties agree that Temporary Disconnection of an ICP at which the Trader supplies electricity may be carried out by the Trader in the following circumstances:
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. Consumers' Installations to be compliant: The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, ensure that its Consumer Contracts require the Consumer to ensure that its Consumer Installation complies with all relevant legal requirements and the Network Connection Standards, including (if applicable) by ensuring that any alteration is certified by a suitably qualified person.
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. S6.9 Subject to subpart 3 of the Act and any agreement the Distributor may have with a Customer, the parties agree that neither party will seek to have an ICP Decommissioned without first giving the other party 24 hours' notice or any other notice period agreed by the parties.
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. Disconnection by the Retailer: The Retailer may carry out a Temporary Disconnection in relation to a Customer's ICP in the following circumstances:
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. A Temporary Disconnection may be carried out in the following circumstances:  by either party in an emergency where the interests of public safety require an immediate disconnection;  by the Retailer, for credit reasons;  by the Retailer or Distributor, where requested by the Consumer, for safety or other reasons;  by the Distributor acting in accordance with clause 19.5; or  by the Retailer or Distributor or their agents for equipment maintenance or change.
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. S6.15 The parties agree that Temporary Disconnection of an ICP at which the Retailer supplies gas may be carried out by the Retailer in the following circumstances:
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Temporary Disconnections and associated reconnections. Consumers' Installations to be compliant: The Retailer will, subject to clause 29.1, ensure that its Consumer Contracts require the Consumer to ensure that its Consumer Installation complies with all relevant legal requirements and the Network Connection Standards, including (if applicable) by ensuring that any alteration is certified by a suitably qualified person. S6.11 ICPs not to be Decommissioned without notice: Subject to section 105 of the Act and any agreement the Distributor may have with a Consumer, the parties agree that neither party will seek to have an ICP Decommissioned without first giving the other party 24 hours' notice or any other notice period agreed by the parties.
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  • Temporary Disconnection Temporary disconnection shall continue only for so long as reasonably necessary under Good Utility Practice.

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