What happens after a contract ends Clause Samples

What happens after a contract ends. If the contract ends: (a) We may arrange for a final meter reading and for disconnection; and (b) We may issue a final ▇▇▇▇ to you; and (c) We can charge you a fee for the final meter reading, disconnection and final ▇▇▇▇, subject to the provisions of any written law; and
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What happens after a contract ends. If the contract ends: (a) We may arrange for a final meter reading and for disconnection. (b) We may issue a final bill to you. (c) We will charge you a fee for the final meter reading, disconnection and final bill (if applicable), subject to the provisions of any written law. (d) We can remove the electricity supply equipment at any time and you must let us have safe and unrestricted access to the premises to allow us to do so. (e) You will remain liable to pay any outstanding payments to us and we will have no further obligation to supply electricity to you.
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What happens after a contract ends. If the contract ends: (a) we may arrange for a final meter reading and for disconnection on the day the (b) we may issue a final bill to you; and (c) we can charge you a fee for the final meter reading, disconnection and final bill subject to the provisions of any written law or relevant code; and (d) we can remove the gas supply equipment at any time and you must let us have safe and unrestricted access to the premises to allow us to do so; and (e) you will remain liable to pay any outstanding payments to us and we will have no further obligation to supply gas to you; and (f) you must make a new contract with us if you want us to supply you gas.
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